Hi,

I'm writing a debugger for my project using AngelScript 2.27.1. I've registered a callback and able to extract the variables. I have a nice display showing the variables. For references I'd like to write if it is null or not.

for ( int varIx = 0; varIx < context->GetVarCount( level ); varIx++ )
  watch->Show( context->GetVarName( varIx, level )
             , context->GetVarTypeId( varIx, level )
             , context->GetAddressOfVar( varIx, level ) );

This way I enumerate the variables. In Show, I get the object type:

asIObjectType* objType = ScriptEngine::Instance().GetAsEngine()->GetObjectTypeById( typeId );

And then I have a TODO now

if ( objType->GetFlags() & asOBJ_REF )
{
  const asIScriptObject* object = (const asIScriptObject*)address;
  bool isValidRef = true; // TODO
  
  item->setText( 2, isValidRef ? "valid ref" : "null ref" );
}

I can cast the address of the property to an asIScriptObject, but I can't still determine if it is null reference or not. I've checked if the address pointer is maybe null, but it is not null even for null ref objects.

Is there a way to check if it is a null ref or not?

Thank you.

I wasn't aware of the Debugger addon. Thank you, checked it, and now I have a nice game editor with a full angelscript IDE. :) Like this:

[attachment=17951:editor.jpg]

Thank you, I now have only one feature left before I'll release it to the public; Skinned animation.

It is http://brumisoft.com.

Thank you.