To see the contents of a string list, a quick way (turn on allow function
calls):
srcTemplateInputLines.Text or
srcTemplateInputLines.CommaText
to see an individual element:
srcTemplateInputLines[0], or srcTemplateInputLines[1], ...
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Bird" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 7:16 PM
Subject: [DUG] Debugger - variable values
There is something I wanted to know about the debugger.....I love the
debugger being able to examine the values of variables in code. I have
also
got used to that it just won't show the values of some. Loop pointers
often won't get shown, particularly as you say after the loop is finished.
Some others as well, I assume because of optimisation, or sometimes simply
because it is time to reboot the PC or restart the IDE.
The other type I had got used to never seeing the value of was a member of
a
stringlist, eg
TmWorkLine1:=srcTemplateInputLines.Strings[TemplatePtr];
The debugger would just show srcTemplateInputLines | () as the value.
However one day, and it has only happened once, it did show the value of
the
string. I got a surprise!
So.....is the debugger supposed to be able to show the actual string
values
in a stringlist or not?
John
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