_HAS_ITERATOR_DEBUGGING asserts can cause the debugger to be in an
inconsistent state and should thus be avoided. Add checks on the
underlying red/black tree structures using friend helper classes.
- If NSX and NSY have quotes for the QT_NAMESPACE case, they need them
for the non-namespace case too.
- Dumper autotest: Replace hard-coded namespace with compile-time
dynamic one.
CDB can now handle sizeof(Class) and even expressions that
determine the offset of map node values (to some extent), may still
fail with templates). Format expressions accordingly, adapt
cached expressions.
Use gdbQuoteType depending on debugger type only.
Most important, do not evaluate each expression separately before
issuing the call, as ".call" can now do it on its own. Check for syntax
errors there and cache failing types as before.
- Do not deref d-ptr when checking on QVariants of PODS
- Make type/value fixing of dumper results more fine-grained
- Allow children in expandPtrToDumpage (QWidget-Pointers)
- Fix broken size cache (queuePrefix was empty)
- Compile
..preparing recursive dumpers. Add recursive parser to
watchutils.cpp Use insertBulkData() within CDB, add sizeof()
information for some Qt containers in order to be able to
dump QList<QList<KnownType> > .
Split the concepts 'enabled' and 'editable' in the dumper output
Disable "<not in scope>" entries, also fix their type.
Fix glitch in type beautification for display
Find reason for failing bulk updates.
The compile-time solution introduced by 3a084ae8a2
was felt by some to be too intrusive, so I've integrated the check for
changes to QObjectPrivate into the auto test.
- Added auto test for QMap.
- Qt::UniqueConnection is not actually a connection type, so we
don't treat it as one.
- The definition of QObjectPrivate keeps getting out of sync, so
there now is a "static assertion" that causes a compile error
when QObjectPrivate's size changes.
The format of QObjectPrivate's senders list changed in version 4.6.
This change is now taken into account by the QObjectSlot and
QObjectSlotList dumpers.
Reviewed-by: hjk
