In the Debugger, you can display the attributes and contents of data objects in a separate area of the screen. This technical information is available for the following data objects:
Procedure
To open the display:
Single field |
Name, field contents, type, length, output length, decimal places |
Struc. field |
Name, length, number, component name, type, length, contents |
String |
Name, type, current length, content |
Internal table |
Name, type, format, line number, line contents |
Object |
Name, class/interface, number, attributes/interfaces, type, length, contents |
If you want to display more information in the attribute overview on particular fields of a structure, table or class, open the detail display by double-clicking the appropriate field. Choose Back to return to the overview.
If you enter the name of a single field in the attribute display for a structured field, the system switches automatically to the single field display. Likewise, if you enter the name of a structured field in the attribute display for a single field, the system will switch to the structured field display.
Displaying Data References
If you double-click a data reference dref in the Field names column, information on the technical attributes of this are displayed. If you double-click the Field contents column, the contents of the data reference are displayed. The referenced object is displayed when you double-click the data reference
dref->* in the Field names column.Displaying the Unicode Fragment View
The Unicode fragment view is displayed when you choose Goto ®
Display data object ® System Information. In this view, structures, internal tables, strings, data references, and objects are split into alignment gaps, byte and character-type areas, and all other types such as P, I, F, strings, references and internal tables.Adjacent character-type components of a structure (with the exception of strings) are combined internally to form exactly one group if there are no alignment gaps between these components. All possible alignment requirements for characters are taken into account here. Adjacent byte-type components are also combined in the same way.
Other Functions