Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of Debugging With Visual Studio


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Timestamp:
Nov 17, 2010, 9:57:13 AM (14 years ago)
Author:
Adam Roben
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Add instructions for inspecting WebKit2 API types

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  • Debugging With Visual Studio

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    2424Visual Studio will always pauses all processes (i.e., you can't pause just one process). Similarly, Visual Studio will always step all processes when using the Step In/Over/Out commands.
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     26= Inspecting WebKit2 API types =
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     28You can inspect WebKit2 API types in Visual Studio by casting them to their underlying WebKit2 implementation type. For example, say you have a `WKMutableDictionaryRef` that points to address `0x12345678` and want to see what it contains. You can view its contents using the following watch expression (in either the Watch Window or Quick Watch Window):
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     30{{{
     31{,,WebKit.dll}(WebKit::MutableDictionary*)0x12345678
     32}}}
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     34The same technique will work for other WebKit2 API types as long as you substitute the appropriate type for `MutableDictionary` above.