On 13/11/2013 15:47, Martin wrote:
What type is the field?
It works here.
Couple of points:
- You must use "global" for scope. Unless your object var "VarA" is a
global var).
Otherwise "varA" will go out of scope, and gdb has no idea there are
other refs to the object.
- You must delete, and create again, after every run. In order to work
around gdb scope of VarA the IDE translates the expression to a
pointer. That may not be valid on the next re-run
- You can only set the watch, if all vars involved are in scope: e.g
the ide can show the value in watches window
Also, it may not work, if the fields type is declared inline
AFoo: array of integer;
because the IDE needs the name of the type for a typecast in the gdb
expression generated
Solution: declare a named type
Dynamic Arrays, may only watch the reference, not the data
Otherwise: logfile please
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/GDB_Debugger_Tips#Log_info_for_debug_session
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