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User forums => Using Code::Blocks => Topic started by: nomadwolf on April 30, 2016, 06:16:43 am
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I'm trying to use the gdb_types script to register a new type, let's say 'foo'
However, I do not want that to match when foo is used within a template type, such as tuple<foo, int, int>
I'm not particularly adept with RegExps, but the scripts that come with C::B would suggest using
[^[:alnum:]_]*foo[^[:alnum:]_]*")
However, that also matches the tuple example above
I essentially don't want to have a < before or a comma after 'foo', which leads me to try
(?<![a-zA-Z0-9<])foo(?![a-zA-Z0-9,])
That doesn't work when I try to use that in the script, but it does work as I expect when I run it through an online RegExp checker (https://regex101.com/).
(i.e. 'foo' should pass, '<foo' shouldn't, nor should 'foo,')
Other option would be
[^a-zA-Z0-9<]+CEID[^a-zA-Z0-9,]+
but that won't match 'foo' by itself.
thoughts & help?
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I'm trying to use the gdb_types script to register a new type, let's say 'foo'
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thoughts & help?
Hi, welcome to our forum.
I suggest that you can use "GDB python pretty printer" to do the customized print.
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Hi, welcome to our forum.
I suggest that you can use "GDB python pretty printer" to do the customized print.
Oooh, that is much more better. Works for locals, function parameters, and sub-types. Thanks!
Now I just have to learn some basic python...
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Yep, the original debug scripts will be as soon as I find some time to do it.