std::vector and autoexp once again
In the watch window is easy, if a bit inconvenient. You just have to type
in myvec._First,10 (or whatever the name of the pointer to the allocated
memory is - it changes from VC++ 6.0 to 7.0) where 10 is the number
of items you want displayed.
To see the number of items in the vector, type:
myvec._Last-myvec._First
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> Hi,
> I know that many people have asked in the past about viewing vectors in
the
> watch window or even in the tooltips, locals and auto views using
> autoexp.dat. Apparantly, this is not an easy task but I am hoping maybe it
> would be possible by extending the de{*filter*} like with the eeaddin.dll.
> The examples illustrate how to create a function for evaluating a given
type
> but how do you go about doing it for vectors? There are two problems, as I
> see it: 1) I want the [] operater resolved - the example does not perform
> any such action and 2) the type of the vector should be interpreted
> afterwards as the type it actually has, not just a pointer.
> Can anybody help me? I would really, really like to be able to debug my
> vectors like arrays.
> Thank you.
