When debugging code, is there a way to see the return values of individual
calls within a complex conditional? For example, if I've got the following code:
QString a;
QString b;
QString c;
// ... a bunch of code that manipulates the above strings
if(a.isEmpty() || b.isEmpty() || c.isEmpty())
{
// do something
} else {
// do something else
}
If I set a breakpoint on or above the "if" line, and then step using the "Step
Over" button, I see the cursor bounce around the "if" line a couple times as I
press it, and eventually based on the result of the entire conditional I see I
see the current line of code move into one or the other sections. But how do I
see the return values of each of the individual isEmpty() calls, so I can see
which one (or ones) was the culprit for whatever happened.
I feel like this has to be possible in Qt Creator, but I just don't know what
the option is called, or what view I need to enable, or what buttons I need to
click/check/whatever to get it to happen!
Sean
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