Elvis: Can gdb go backwards?
Defusco: Hannibal_Smith: oh neat
Arterbury: That tonicdev stuff is pretty sweet
Pawlicki: Gdb is really a great debugger, is that is get bad reputation on some internet places
Kopczyk: But is one of the most powerful debugger that you can find
Elvis: It’s not that i don’t think gdb is impressive, but i just think debugging without being able to see the values is really lacking
Klapec: Tcsc, what do you mean?
Elvis: Its one of those areas where a GUI makes a world of difference
Yeubanks: Tcsc, well gdb has a lot of different ui
Lindfors: Just pick one of that you like
Elvis: Last i tried they were all crap
Elvis: I tried the one in emacs and i think the one in qtcreator
Schoenmaker: Try the one integrated into Qt creator, or KDevelop
Elvis: The one in qtcreator can’t handle unions
Gorley: If you are on Linux KDevelop, as it don’t work on other platform
Elvis: Or maybe it was just anonymous unions
Elvis: Either way i couldn’t debug a vector2 struct
Bresette: Qt Creator doesn’t have its own debugger
Elvis: Which was uh, a pretty big problem
Seidling: You need to install an external one
Elvis: It uses gdb though, right?
Mastin: It can use gdb or VC++ or anything else
Campbel: Tcsc, yes I was talking about gdb interfaces
Elvis: I’ll be honest, this was a few years ago
Elvis: It was on linux though, so it wasn’t vc++
Germany: Propably just gdb then
Monestine: Tcsc, give a try to both and see if you can change your mind
Nadell: Recently also Eclipse CDT improved its gdb support, but never tried a recent version of it
Elvis: I mean i ended up using gdb and getting okay at it, i still think it’s seriously lacking compared to a visual debugger
Beltrami: Tcsc, do you know about gdb – tui
Poplar: Is not really great, but maybe you will like it better then the “vanilla” gdb interface
Elvis: I’ll look into it next time
Elvis: Honestly, i think that debggers need to move towards better visualizations though.
Heynen: Hello guys, does anyone know why i’m getting “undefined” here: http://jsfiddle.net/5exfkg50/ ? Thank u
Manlove: Atomicb0mb, city.find is undefined
Eyler: Anyone know of a nifty way to p**** a query string as a json array I’m trying to p**** what twitter does #access_token=.
Everton: Yes. but why ? If i only use console.logfind it will return all the properties of my object.
Lidie: But i want the values of all my properties.
Carbone: Ooh nm https://www.npmjs.com/package/query-string
Carmichel: Atomicb0mb, It’s the way you’re trying to access the property. city.find looks for the property named ‘find’. if you want to look for the property of the VALUE of find then you need to access using it’s key
Trane: Atomicb0mb, http://jsfiddle.net/5exfkg50/
Koretsky: Oh. how could i miss that! thank you Literphor =
Mate: Frary: http://Frary.com/blog/2013/02/11/what-is-hoisting-really/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Scope_Cheatsheet
Thomsen: How can I iterate through every number before a number? number = 10, I want to iterate through 1,2,3,4,5 etc
Malmanger: Tcsc, just tried to see how Qt creator gdb interface handles union, and it handels as one expect from C and C++ union: it list all pretty printed members
Elvis: Hannibal_Smith: one minute, i’ll see if I can find the one it had issues with
Elvis: Hannibal_Smith: http://pastie.org/10419824 that was the basic idea
Shekarchi: Tcsc, http://prntscr.com/8gcois
Elvis: Thats better than it used to be