System: OS X 10.8.5 with Xcode 4.6 tools. QtCreator 2.8.1.
I can not seem to "see" the value for even simple things like a QString. Here
is a simple function that I have a break point in:
QString QFilterParametersReader::readValue(const QString name, QString value)
{
BOOST_ASSERT(m_Prefs != NULL);
return m_Prefs->value(name, value).toString();
}
In the debugger I have this:
Locals
name @0x7fff5fbff708 QString &
this 0x10549d1c0 QFilterParametersReader *
value @0x7fff5fbff700 QString &
I swear I _used_ to actually see the value for the QString but not anymore. I
know that the GDB on OS X is not as feature complete as a newer GDB on say
Linux, but I really thought I used to be able to see the actual value of the
QString in the debugger. I have tried rebuilding the debugger helper, adding
some symlinks from ~/Library/Application Support/QtCreator/qtc-debugging-helper
to the actual location of the debugging helper library but nothing.
So is this possible with my system/qt creator configuration? I know this is
"operator error" but I am just not sure where to look.
Thanks
--
Mike Jackson
imikejackson & gmail * com
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