when debugging some code and visualizing some variables in the watcher, the mmbers of structures are expanded automaticaly, even of they were previously colapsed.
summary: structs expands automatically when debugging even if they were clapsed before press "next line" --> structs expands automatically when debugging even if they were previously colapsed
Milestone: -->
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From ticket #111:
"I have changed the behaviour to always expand everything when updating. Given enough time, I'll implement expansion state persistence."
-- orwelldevcpp
This should be only temporary. It was a response to my complaint that the debugger always collapsed variables, and should be fully fixed soon.
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Modified behaviour so that the top level fold state is remembered, while children will be folded. When a variable is watched for the first time, only the top level fold is expanded, while children are left collapsed.
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summary: structs expands automatically when debugging even if they were previously colapsed --> structs expand when debugging even if they were previously collapsed
status: open --> fixed
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
From ticket #111:
"I have changed the behaviour to always expand everything when updating. Given enough time, I'll implement expansion state persistence."
-- orwelldevcpp
This should be only temporary. It was a response to my complaint that the debugger always collapsed variables, and should be fully fixed soon.
Modified behaviour so that the top level fold state is remembered, while children will be folded. When a variable is watched for the first time, only the top level fold is expanded, while children are left collapsed.