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    Default Re: [DEBUG] Debug or reverse engineering a QListView or QListBox

    Well, on linux use Systemtap.
    It has a very high learning curve but it can do magic at almost no speed loss. Just run your program and in the background trace it though systemtap. Write a little script to send new list items, via a local tcp socket to your own program. You still need a hook into the event queue to actual control the program.

    Edit: I think these are enough tips.

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    Default Re: [DEBUG] Debug or reverse engineering a QListView or QListBox

    It's going to be easier than I thought. QString uses memcpy for almost all concatenation processes, insert and append. I have averriden memcpy with my patch and applying a suitable regex to find out only the strings I want I have it solved :P

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