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mandrav:
x /nhc displays only a character. I 'm searching for a solution for strings...

Michael:

--- Quote from: mandrav on January 11, 2006, 09:13:42 am ---x /nhc displays only a character. I 'm searching for a solution for strings...

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This could help?

Michael

mandrav:
Thanks for the link Michael, but it assumes that you have in *your* executable a couple of convenient functions. We want C::B to handle this automatically though.

But I 've found a workaround already. Testing its last bits now and committing soon :)

Michael:

--- Quote from: mandrav on January 11, 2006, 11:17:19 am ---We want C::B to handle this automatically though.

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Yes, I agree. Automatically would be preferably.


--- Quote from: mandrav on January 11, 2006, 11:17:19 am ---But I 've found a workaround already. Testing its last bits now and committing soon :)

--- End quote ---

Great :D.

Afer this document:


--- Quote ---More work inside GDB is needed to support multi-byte or variable-width character encodings, like the UTF-8 and UCS-2 encodings of Unicode.

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I can just hope that this work will be done in a not-so-far future :).

Michael

mandrav:

--- Quote ---Yes, I agree. Automatically would be preferably.
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Hehe, we 're only aiming for the best ;)

OK committed.
Notes:
[*] New watch format defined: wxString
[*] Automatically recognizes watched variable's type and sets its format to wxString if appropriate. This means the user is required to do nothing. Just watch his wxString variable ;)
[*] Haven't tested with ANSI wxString. Could someone using the ANSI C::B test it?
[*] It doesn't work inside "Local variables" and "Function arguments" automatic watches. Only in user-added watches (no big deal, is it?).
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