I dynamically assigned an array as follows:
unsigned char **nonces=new unsigned char*[n_cases]
Is there a way to nicely print it out in the immediate window? Alternatively, it would be nice to make the locals window display it properly.
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Standard problem with C arrays, not even the debugger can know how long they are. You have to tell it that with a watch expression like nonces[0],12. You tagged this with C++/CLI, it is not a problem with managed arrays:
array<array<unsigned char>^>^ nonces = gcnew array<array<unsigned char>^>(n_cases);
nonces[0] = gcnew array<unsigned char>(42);
// etc..
Hans Passant
2010-10-22 07:03:51
So there is a nice way for the locals window, but not for the immediate window or does the expression work in both?
Casebash
2010-10-22 08:12:01
I never use the imm window. What happened when you tried?
Hans Passant
2010-10-22 08:24:52
It works in both the immediate window and the watch. Other format specifiers are available too: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/75w45ekt%28VS.80%29.aspx
Casebash
2010-10-24 22:12:18