given,
QPushbutton* button;
what happens if you try to inspect (*button), instead of button ?
Expert
Re: qt with debugging symbols
given,
QPushbutton* button;
what happens if you try to inspect (*button), instead of button ?
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Re: qt with debugging symbols
I cannot inspect that, there's just the button field and it is a pointer..
Unfortunately, these Qt classes have a private copy contructor so it's not possible to copy them and inspect the copied element (unless you copy all the fields, value by value).
Expert
Re: qt with debugging symbols
you can normally add a 'watch variable' in any self respecting debugger. Just add one that is the button dereferenced.
looking here suggests that pointer data is expandable.
https://qt-project.org/doc/qtcreator...g-example.html
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Novice
Re: qt with debugging symbols
the watch variable stuff should work, thanks.
About the pointer... yes, it should be expandable.. I can see all the stuff of the "this" pointer.. I don't know why I can't do it with others..
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Re: qt with debugging symbols
It could be that the debugger needs to be able to access Qt source code to be able to resolve the private pointer's structure.Originally Posted by valerianst
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Re: qt with debugging symbols
uhm.. yep, but now I've installed the Qt debug info packages so it should work..
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