"Jamie Dale" <jamie.dale@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:46321786@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I'm using D6... I'm unable to find this in:
> "Tools>Debugger Options"
>
> Am I looking in the wrong place?
Yes. As I have said earlier, it is a feature of the Debug Inspector
itself. When you are inspecting memory, you can type-cast it inside
the inspector to view it any way you wish.
> Alternatively, when running, right clicking on a
> variable>Debug>Evaluate/Modify... - No option available.
Again, you are still looking in the wrong place. Here are the exact
steps:
Right-click on the TList variable, go to the Debug menu, and
choose "Inspect...". You will see the current value of all the
members of the TList instance
Double-click on the "FList" member. A new inspector window will
open. Right-click on that window and choose "Range". Specify the
desired "Start" and "Count" values. The previous window will change
its display to look more like an array.
Double-click the desired entry in the window. A new inspector
window will open. Right-click on that window and choose "Type Cast".
Enter the data type you have stored in the TList ("TUser"). Now you
can see the current value of all the members of that item in the list.
Gambit
