Gerrit Voss wrote: >Hi, > >On Thu, 2006-09-21 at 08:01 -0500, Allen Bierbaum wrote: > > >>Gerrit Voss wrote: >> >> >> >>>Hi, >>> >>> >>>If you know the container and there are only one or two around (which >>>seems to hold in your case). Just set a breakpoint to either >>> >>>~PassiveWindow >>>PassiveWindowBase::resolveLinks >>> >>>~Viewport >>>ViewportBase::resolveLinks >>> >>> >>> >>> >>Ok. I tracked down resolveLinks and I found where it is called in the >>RefCountMixin::subReference and FieldContainerPtrBase::subReference (I >>don't really know what RefCountMixin is for but I could probably figure >>it out). >>Why couldn't the couldn't the code in FCPtrBase::subReference >>that calls the destructors and delete, modify some fields of the FC >>itself to munge things up a bit? Or even just have the destructor for >>ReflexiveContainer do it. Just something that could be seen from the >>debugger. Is there no field like this or is it just that we would not >>be able to get to it in the debugger? >> >> > >one problem you get with this approach is that is only reliable as long >as the original fieldcontainer memory is not overridden. >I could trash the FieldFlags if it helps. > > > >>Unfortunately in my case a breakpoint isn't so helpful because it is in >>the middle of a rather large application. I may just add a print >>statement. What I really need is probably the changeCallbacks solution. >> >> >> >>>This should give you a good idea where the container is destroyed behind >>>your back. In case this is not feasible valgrind is always an option (as >>>long as you are on a platform supported by valgrind ;-)). >>> >>>Another option, which I haven't checked if it is working right now, but >>>which we need anyway are the changedCallbacks. My plan was to make a >>>final call with no FieldMask set on destruction. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>How hard is this to add? Is it something that someone will some skill >>but little knowledge of the current design could add? In other words do >>you think I could do it? :) >> >> > >as it was a 1 1/2 liner it was just faster I did it ;-). Example in >System/FieldContainer/Base/testChangedCallback.cpp > > Nice. :)
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