From 8138abd67e2b42de31624675d28347bc721da7ef Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: kervala Date: Sun, 9 May 2010 14:33:25 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Fixed: #862 Update autoexp.dat for Qt and STLport --- code/tool/visual_studio_macros/autoexp.dat | 91 +++++++++++----------- 1 file changed, 46 insertions(+), 45 deletions(-) diff --git a/code/tool/visual_studio_macros/autoexp.dat b/code/tool/visual_studio_macros/autoexp.dat index c88a08e59..a753f33cd 100644 --- a/code/tool/visual_studio_macros/autoexp.dat +++ b/code/tool/visual_studio_macros/autoexp.dat @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -; AutoExp.Dat - templates for automaticially expanding data -; Copyright(c) 1997 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. +; AutoExp.Dat - templates for automatically expanding data +; Copyright(c) Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. ;--------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; Location: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDev98\Bin @@ -13,64 +13,65 @@ ; For good examples, read the rules in this file. ; ; To find what the debugger considers the type of a variable to -; be, add it to the Watch window and right-click and select -; Properties. +; be, add it to the Watch window and look at the Type column. ; -; An AutoExpand rule is a line with the name of a type, an equals -; sign, and text with replaceable parts in angle brackets. The -; part in angle brackets names a member of the type and an +; An AutoExpand rule is a line with the name of a type, an equals +; sign, and text with replaceable parts in angle brackets. The +; part in angle brackets names a member of the type and an ; optional Watch format specifier. ; -; AutoExpand rules use the following syntax. The equals sign (=), +; AutoExpand rules use the following syntax. The equals sign (=), ; angle brackets (<>), and comma are taken literally. Square ; brackets ([]) indicate optional items. ; ; type=[text]... ; -; type Name of the type (may be followed by <*> for template -; types such as the ATL types listed below). -; -; text Any text.Usually the name of the member to display, -; or a shorthand name for the member. -; -; member Name of a member to display. -; -; format Watch format specifier. One of the following: -; -; Letter Description Sample Display -; ------ -------------------------- ------------ ------------- -; d,i Signed decimal integer 0xF000F065,d -268373915 -; u Unsigned decimal integer 0x0065,u 101 -; o Unsigned octal integer 0xF065,o 0170145 -; x,X Hexadecimal integer 61541,X 0X0000F065 -; l,h long or short prefix for 00406042,hx 0x0c22 -; d, i, u, o, x, X -; f Signed floating-point 3./2.,f 1.500000 -; e Signed scientific-notation 3./2.,e 1.500000e+000 -; g Shorter of e and f 3./2.,g 1.5 -; c Single character 0x0065,c 'e' -; s Zero-terminated string 0x0012fde8,s "Hello world" -; su Unicode string 0x007200c4,su "Hello world" -; st String in ANSI or Unicode depending on current setting -; -; The special format <,t> specifies the name of the most-derived +; type Name of the type (may be followed by <*> for template +; types such as the ATL types listed below). +; +; text Any text.Usually the name of the member to display, +; or a shorthand name for the member. +; +; member Name of a member to display. +; +; format Watch format specifier. One of the following: +; +; Letter Description Sample Display +; ------ -------------------------- ------------ ------------- +; d,i Signed decimal integer 0xF000F065,d -268373915 +; u Unsigned decimal integer 0x0065,u 101 +; o Unsigned octal integer 0xF065,o 0170145 +; x,X Hexadecimal integer 61541,X 0X0000F065 +; l,h long or short prefix for 00406042,hx 0x0c22 +; d, i, u, o, x, X +; f Signed floating-point 3./2.,f 1.500000 +; e Signed scientific-notation 3./2.,e 1.500000e+000 +; g Shorter of e and f 3./2.,g 1.5 +; c Single character 0x0065,c 'e' +; s Zero-terminated string pVar,s "Hello world" +; su Unicode string pVar,su "Hello world" +; +; For details of other format specifiers see Help under: +; "format specifiers/watch variable" +; +; The special format <,t> specifies the name of the most-derived ; type of the object. This is especially useful with pointers or ; references to a base class. ; ; If there is no rule for a class, the base classes are checked for ; a matching rule. ; -; ------- -; Unicode -; ------- -; -; If your application is built for Unicode, you'll want Unicode -; strings to automatically expand as text, rather than arrays of -; unsigned short. To automatically display Unicode strings as -; text, go to Tools/Options/Debug tab and check 'Display Unicode -; strings'. +; There are some special entries allowed in the AutoExpand section: +; $BUILTIN is used to display more complex types that need to do more +; than just show a member variable or two. +; $ADDIN allows external DLLs to be added to display even more complex +; types via the EE Add-in API. The first argument is the DLL name, the +; second argument is the name of the export from the DLL to use. For +; further information on this API see the sample called EEAddIn. ; -;--------------------------------------------------------------- +; WARNING: if hexadecimal mode is on in the watch window, all numbers here are +; evaluated in hex, e.g. 42 becomes 0x42 + [AutoExpand] ; from windef.h