Value of vector while debugging in VS
Author
I've searched the forum and on google but without any success.
Is there a way to display the value of the actual elements in a stl vector while debugging in VS 6 / 2k3?
Assuming you haven't changed the STL implementation that your compiler ships with, with MSVC 2003 you can use a watch expression of ((vec)._Myfirst)[n] to see the nth item in the vector.
Author
Did you mean like this for example:
((m_ServerToClientSocketVector)._Myfirst)[0]
right after I've done
m_ServerToClientSocketVector.push_back(tmpInfo);
I get this error as value in the watch tab:
error: managed EE does not understand expression's syntax
My code is non managed c++.
((m_ServerToClientSocketVector)._Myfirst)[0]
right after I've done
m_ServerToClientSocketVector.push_back(tmpInfo);
I get this error as value in the watch tab:
error: managed EE does not understand expression's syntax
My code is non managed c++.
Author
Quote:Original post by SiCrane
Actually I meant in a watch window, like the quick watch: Ctrl-Alt-Q.
I get the same error when I add
((m_ServerToClientSocketVector)._Myfirst)[0]
to the quick watch-window. Any idea why?
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