The friend of mine provide me with this variant: #include <string> std::string my_debug_string( src_edges.GetAsText().GetAsciiString());
During debugg session you monitor my_debug_string var 2015-11-22 16:49 GMT+03:00 Stephan Woermann <[email protected]>: > Hope this helps. > You can also add the default LogMessage() into the function to get an > output in the VS-Debug window and the script editor. > > void LogMessageDebug( CString inString, bool end = true ); > void LogMessageDebug( CString inString, bool end ) { > > ostringstream ss; > ss << inString.GetAsciiString(); > ss << "; "; > if( end ) > ss << "\n"; > > OutputDebugString( ss.str().c_str() ); > } > > SICALLBACK XSILoadPlugin(PluginRegistrar& in_reg) { > > CLongArray longArray; > CStringArray stringArray; > CFloatArray floatArray; > for( long t = 0; t < 10; ++t ) { > > longArray.Add( t + 1 ); > floatArray.Add(sqrtf( t ) ); > stringArray.Add( L"Hello, this is my string test " + CString( 10 - > ( t + 1 ) ) ); > } > > for( long t = 0; t < longArray.GetCount(); ++t ) { > > LogMessageDebug( L"LONG: " + CString( longArray[ t ] ), false ); > LogMessageDebug( L"float: " + CString( floatArray[ t ] ), false ); > LogMessageDebug( L"string: " + CString( stringArray[ t ] ) ); > } > > return CStatus::OK; > } > > The image shows the debug output. > > 2015-11-22 0:15 GMT+01:00 Matt Lind <[email protected]>: > >> 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 ? >> > >
