Re: displaying long CStrings
Yeah, but you can drag the m_pchData member to a debug memory window (if I'm
remember right) and look at the characters there. It's a drag, but it's the
only way it works in that moldy oldy version of Visual Studio.
Tom
"Dave Cullen" <nospam@mail.com> wrote in message
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It's VC6, not .NET and the only items that show up in any of the debug
windows are the variable name and the CString's .m_pchData member. Both
will only display about 128 chars of data.
Tom Serface wrote:
If you use VS 2005 there is a text viewer that you can use in the debug
window. For older versions you can get the actual data pointer from the
CString variable and pull it into a memory window.
Tom
"Dave Cullen" <nospam@mail.com> wrote in message
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I have a CString SQL statement and I need to see the whole buffer while
debugging. The debug windows (watch and quick-watch) only show a
portion
of it. How can I see more?
Thanks
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