[Qt-creator] Debugging Helper broken in 1.2?

[Andre Poenitz]

On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 09:14:07PM +0100, Robert Caldecott wrote:
> Just installed 1.2 on my home laptop and am having exactly the same
> problem.  Rebuilding the debugging helpers made no difference.  Here
> is my Debugger View pane contents after breaking in the constructor of
> a simple MainWindow project (warning: it's a lot of info):
>             21:11:21.156
[...]

> status:48 custom dumpers found.

             ^^^^^^^^^^^^ !

> stdout:~"$3 = 0x707aa740
> \"tdumpers=[\\\"QAbstractItem\\\",\\\"QAbstractItemModel\\\",\\\"QByteArray\\\",\\\"QDateTime\\\",\\\"QDir\\\",\\\"QFile\\\",\\\"QFileInfo\\\",\\\"QHash\\\",\\\"QHashNode\\\",\\\"QImage\\\",\\\"QImageData\\\",\\\"QLinkedList\\\",\\\"QList\\\",\\\"QLocale\\\",\\\"QMap\\\",\\\"QMapNode\\\",\\\"QModelIndex\\\",\\\"QMultiMap\\\",\\\"QObject\\\",\\\"QObjectMethodList\\\",\\\"QObjectPropertyList\\\",\\\"QObjectSignal\\\",\\\"QObjectSignalList\\\",\\\"QObjectSlot\\\",\\\"QObjectSlotList\\\",\\\"QSet\\\",\\\"QSharedPointer\\\",\\\"QString\\\",\\\"QStringList\\\",\\\"QTextCodec\\\",\\\"QVariant\\\",\\\"QVector\\\",\\\"QWeakPointer\\\",\\\"QWidget\\\",\\\"basic_string\\\",\\\"list\\\",\\\"map\\\",\\\"set\\\",\\\"string\\\",\\\"vector\\\",\\\"wstring\\\",\\\"std::basic_string\\\",\\\"std::list\\\",\\\"std::map\\\",\\\"std::set\\\",\\\"std::string\\\",\\\"std::vector\\\",\\\"std::wstring\\\",],qtversion=[\\\"4\\\",\\\"5\\\",\\\"2\\\"],namespace=\\\"\\\",sizes={int=\\\"4\\\",char*=\\\"4\\\",QString=\\\"4\\\",QStringList=\\\"4\\\",QObject=\\\"8\\\",QWidget=\\\"20\\\",string=\\\"4\\\",wstring=\\\"4\\\",std::string=\\\"4\\\",std::wstring=\\\"4\\\",std::allocator=\\\"1\\\"}\""

Your dumpers got loaded.

[...]

> stdout:&"call (void*)qDumpObjectData440(2,34+1,&(s),0,0,0,0,0)\n"
>             21:11:21.593
> [...]
> \"tiname=\\\"local.s\\\",addr=\\\"0x0022FD40\\\",value=\\\"VABlAHMAdAA=\\\",valueencoded=\\\"2\\\",type=\\\"QString\\\",numchild=\\\"0\\\"\""

And successfuly used.

So you don't see the a "nice" display for the "QString s" in your code?

Andre'