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Currently, CDT does not ask GDB for the value of the variables it
believes to be of complex types, such as structures. However, as
described in the bug, it assumes that a typedefed pointer is a complex
structure. Because of that, it displays a value of "{...}" for it
instead of the pointer value.
By asking GDB for the value of the variable even if it's of a complex
type, CDT will always display the right thing for the value. This will
cause a few more -var-evaluate-expression calls, but their number is
still limited to what is visible in the variables view. So the impact
should be negligible.
Screenshot of before/after:
http://i.imgur.com/Sx5ZPfO.png
It is still impossible to edit the value, but this would be addressed in
another patch.
Change-Id: I92e6ead6351677e098a56d4af5bdb85fc61df080
Signed-off-by: Simon Marchi <simon.marchi@polymtl.ca>
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