Отладка в BC++: просмотр значений динамического массива в ходе отладки
Скажите пожалуйста можно ли во время отладки просмотреть значения, которыми инициализируются элементы динамического массива в ходе выполнения программы (элементы считываются из текстового файла). со статическими массивами все ясно. а вот как быть с динамическими?
можно.
спасибо) я так на это надеялся... а как это можно все же сделать?:confused:
Например так.
B. The Watch Window.
To ADD a variable to the Watch Window.
Method 1:
Select Debug/Add Watch.
In the "Expression" box, type in the name of a variable which you'd like to "watch".
Method 2:
Go to the Watch Window by selecting View/Watch
or, if you have already opened a watch window, select Window/Watches.
Then right-click the mouse, select Add Watch, and type in the variable to watch.
or, press Ins (insert key) while in the watch window and go from there.
Method 3:
In the program, highlight a variable using the mouse; right click; and select Watch.
To add an ARRAY to the watch window, use the format: arrayName[startIndex],numElements
as in--
numList[0],10 to "watch" the first 10 elements in the array named numList, or
as in--
numList[50],3 to "watch" 3 consecutive elements in numList, beginning at numList[50].
To go to the Watch Window if it disappears from view:
Select View/Watch
OR
If the window has been previously opened,
Select Window; then select Watches from the list of open windows.
To resize or move the Watch Window:
Same as for any Windows95 window.
Tip! If you select Window/Tile Horizontal, you can move your Watch Window to the bottom of the screen and enlarge your program window to take up the rest of the screen. That way you can view both as you step through your program.
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B. The Watch Window.
To ADD a variable to the Watch Window.
Method 1:
Select Debug/Add Watch.
In the "Expression" box, type in the name of a variable which you'd like to "watch".
Method 2:
Go to the Watch Window by selecting View/Watch
or, if you have already opened a watch window, select Window/Watches.
Then right-click the mouse, select Add Watch, and type in the variable to watch.
or, press Ins (insert key) while in the watch window and go from there.
Method 3:
In the program, highlight a variable using the mouse; right click; and select Watch.
To add an ARRAY to the watch window, use the format: arrayName[startIndex],numElements
as in--
numList[0],10 to "watch" the first 10 elements in the array named numList, or
as in--
numList[50],3 to "watch" 3 consecutive elements in numList, beginning at numList[50].
To go to the Watch Window if it disappears from view:
Select View/Watch
OR
If the window has been previously opened,
Select Window; then select Watches from the list of open windows.
To resize or move the Watch Window:
Same as for any Windows95 window.
Tip! If you select Window/Tile Horizontal, you can move your Watch Window to the bottom of the screen and enlarge your program window to take up the rest of the screen. That way you can view both as you step through your program.
исчерпывающий ответ. спасибо