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There is std::vector<Line> and what I see on the debugger is pretty much what is expected. I can see each item attribute (content and _isDisabled) by clicking in the item drop down button:
I was wondering if there is a more interesting way to observe objects of custom classes, like this
lines: {...}
[0] "enabled: section data"
[1] "enabled: n1: const 3"
[2] "disabled: bla bla bla"
...
where the string shown is some kind of stringification of my custom object.
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There is
std::vector<Line>
and what I see on the debugger is pretty much what is expected. I can see each item attribute (content
and_isDisabled
) by clicking in the item drop down button:I was wondering if there is a more interesting way to observe objects of custom classes, like this
where the string shown is some kind of stringification of my custom object.
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