On Thu, 2024-01-11 at 14:28 +, John Barrow wrote:
> You deduced correctly that it would mean introducing a debug line to
> publish the Object at that time if you are debugging within one of
> their methods, although if you are doing that you must have a
> compilable source.
Yes, I've got the
Hi,
> Does this still requires me to change the source code? It looks like it
to me though I might be missing something.
You deduced correctly that it would mean introducing a debug line to
publish the Object at that time if you are debugging within one of their
methods, although if you are doin
Hi John,
On Tue, 2024-01-09 at 17:00 +, John wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Firstly, I believe the etiquette is to always use “Reply All” so that
> the rest of the group is aware of the thread progression.
Sorry about that. My mail agent (Evolution) didn't recognise your
message as coming from a mail li
nting(); return gsonBuilder.create().toJson(object); } And so you could use that in your code to publish the nested array to a log or System.out() John From: Admin @ GoodunSent: 09 January 2024 15:06To: JohnSubject: Re: Variable display in debugger That's great. but it seems to rely on
will show you the full array. You will need to use the ‘...’ to view it and you can even cut and paste it into notepad if want to take a snapshot or view it in a larger window. John From: Admin @ GoodunSent: 09 January 2024 12:02To: users@netbeans.apache.orgSubject: Variable display in debugger Can I g
Can I get a view of an entire array while debugging php?
I have an array of arrays, which means I have to drill down into each
sub-array to actually see data. This is a problem in my large array
(it has over 200 sub-arrays).
So, is there a way to display, or cause to be displayed, such an array
