Is there any easy way to view the full content of multidimensional arrays in VC++ 2010 in the debugger (or some other way I suppose)?
David321 0 Light Poster
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Jump to PostYou mean like this?
Jump to PostI used its built-in debugger to do that. Compile the program in debug mode. But if you allocated the array with new or maloc() using pointers then vc++ 2010 can't display the contents like that (see code example below)
int main() { int **ay = new int*[3]; …
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David321 0 Light Poster
No, it's being filled up at run time so (I think) I have to use the debugger.
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I used its built-in debugger to do that. Compile the program in debug mode. But if you allocated the array with new or maloc() using pointers then vc++ 2010 can't display the contents like that (see code example below)
int main()
{
int **ay = new int*[3];
for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
ay[i] = new int[5];
for(int j = 0; j < 5; j++)
ay[i][j] = (i+1) * (j+1);
}
std::cin >> ay[0][0];
} David321 0 Light Poster
How did you get it to pop up? That's not in the debugging window...
David321 0 Light Poster
Ok, forget the last comment. I got it to pop up in debug mode but I only have one one dimension showing
David321 0 Light Poster
I'm going crazy here. Your code worked fine and it showed both dimensions in the debugger, but mine only shows one dimension as shown in the picture. Any thoughts?
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