Pierre Muller wrote:
At 21:29 15/12/2001 , Maurice Lombardi a écrit:
No capitalization at all for Ctrl-F4 (Evaluate/Modify)
Capitalization should only be a problem for records, for normal variables, the search goes the following way: if I type (gdb) print TestVariable inside gdb when current language is pascal.
- Search for a global (or static) symbol 'TestVariable' as typed.
- Search for the all capitalized version 'TESTVARIABLE'.
- Search for the GPC version 'Testvariable'.
And finally, restore the as typed version if none of the three is found.
The problem is that for fields of a record, the type of the record just parsed is not remembered, so that the field isn't found... But for normal variables all should work fine.
Very fine, it solves the problem that in a gpc pascal file one can refer to
C variables, case sensitive, through "AsmName" But this is a more recent version than those I use, both in GDB-5.1 and in Rhide 1.4.9.1
Which sources should I get? Apparently there are now two versions on the net...
Of what ? Rhide ? Ask to Robert. You can access his CVS tree, but avoid duplicate efforts !
Maurice