I don't think you can view CString directly in the debugger (or at least,
not without jumping through a lot of hoops).
I tended to convert CString to a temporary C++ string or C char string for
that purpose, which wasn't often. To dump to the console/script log, be
sure to convert the CString to text before calling LogMessage() (eg;
Object.FullName.GetAsText() or CString.GetAsciiString() ).
I would need to see an example of your CLongArray issue to comment on it as
I've never run into that issue.
Matt
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2015 19:39:12 +0300
From: Andruha Prostrelov <[email protected]>
Subject: VS2012 Debugg CString CValue
To: [email protected]
Hello list =)
My name is Andrew and i am XSI enthusiast.
Since i develop pluggins in C++ i often debugg values through
Application().LogMessage function.
But i can't reach this log messages when i am in debugg process.
And without this LogMessage function i have a problem debugging CString
variables
and variables recived from CLongArray by index via VisualStudio2012.
Is there a way to recive chars and numerical values from this objects in
readable form during debugging session ?
