Re: Losing locals in debugger
Re: Losing locals in debugger
- Subject: Re: Losing locals in debugger
- From: "Ian J. Wessman" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2008 12:07:19 -0800
On Feb 15, 2008, at 11:20 AM, Chris Espinosa wrote:
Some questions:
• What do you mean by "view"? Do they not show up in the Variables
pane of the debugger, but others do?
Right. See below.
• What do you mean by "most?" Some do, some don't?
Just figured out that it's only showing variables that are declared
within the current scope. So variables originally declared in the
interface for my class don't show.
• Are you sure you're debugging your Debug configuration?
My active build config is 'Debug', which has the settings that I
mentioned previously.
• If you open the Expressions window, can you enter your locals
into it and see their values?
Yes, that works fine. Was unaware it existed. Nice.
• If you open the gdb console and type "p _mySecretVar" does it
print the value?
Yes. I can print these objects without issue.
• Are you talking about C++ ivars or Objective-C ivars?
All Objective-C.
• What's your Debug Information Format?
Not sure exactly what you're looking for, but... In the Variables
pane, in Locals, it doesn't seem to matter if I show or hide types,
enable or disable data formatters, etc. By default, set to Natural.
Does that answer the question?
Chris
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