Re: How to continue through a drag in the debugger?
Re: How to continue through a drag in the debugger?
- Subject: Re: How to continue through a drag in the debugger?
- From: Jim Ingham <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 17:07:55 -0800
Xcode 1.5 supports two machine debugging. That's the best way to do
this sort of thing, if you happen to have two machines.
If you just want to look at some data when you hit the breakpoint
during the drag, but don't actually need to stop in the debugger, you
can put a command on the breakpoint that prints out some stuff, then
continues. To do this you have to use the debugger console. So for
instance, if you wanted to inspect foo & bar every time you hit the
breakpoint, open the console window, first use "info break" to find the
breakpoint number, then do:
(gdb) commands <BPNUM>
print foo
print bar
continue
end
Then every time the program hits the breakpoint, it will print out
whatever you are interested in, and continue on.
Jim
On Jan 18, 2005, at 4:51 PM, Mark Dawson wrote:
How does one continue through a drag that breaks into the debugger?
If I do a mouse down (click), then start a drag, I break into the
debugger (as I intended); however, doing a cmd > to continue does NOT
put the focus back into the program to complete my drag. Is it
possible to do this in XCode? Its often helpful to watch what's
happening during a drag to catch problems…
Thanks!
mark
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