graphical-debugging

Supported: Visual Studio 2022

additions:

• add handling of C++ types decorated with module name

bugfixes:

• fixed cancelling of loading taking too much time
• fixed loading of user-defined point-based boxes, segments and rays

Supported: Visual Studio 2022

additions:

• direct memory access for Boost.Geometry nsphere
• support for C++ rvalue references
• support for types defined in DLLs
• support for std::chrono::duration

bugfixes:

• fixed drawing of small circles
• variables are no longer loaded after closing watch window

Supported: Visual Studio 2022

additions:

• expression error in Type column
• context menus for row of list of variables
• support for ctrl+v for row of list of variables

bugfixes:

• fixed handling of debugger context change, e.g. on call stack
• fixed selection and text edit colors
• fixed visualization of very small geographic areas

Supported: Visual Studio 2022

bugfixes:

• fixed visualization when user-defined point was defined incorrectly
• fixed visualization of collections with empty elements
• fixed normalization of angles

Supported: Visual Studio 2022

additions:

• handling of C++ const, volatile and reference variables

Supported: Visual Studio 2022

additions:

• support for Visual Studio 2022

breaking changes:

• dropped support for Visual Studio 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2019

Supported: Visual Studio 2013, 2015, 2017 and 2019

bugfixes:

• fixed validity checks of user-defined types
• fixed visualization of some types with VS2019, e.g. Boost.Geometry segment and rtree

additions:

• support for user-defined Segment, Ray and Line
• support for Visual Basic array and List and basic data types (without direct memory access)
• loading time message window no longer blocks loading
• containers of geometries use color of the elements in GraphicalWatch

additions:

• support for Type pattern in user-defined classes
• support for user-defined coordinate systems and units
• support for base classes of known types in C#, e.g. IList<>
• support for user-defined Boxes
• added enabling/disabling of geometries and plots
• added changing of colors of geometries and plots
• improvement of list editing, single click edit
• implemented direct memory loading of Boost.Geometry R-tree
• implemented direct memory loading of containers of geometries
• various other loading optimizations

bugfixes:

• fixed issue with user-defined containers element type expected to be the first template argument
• fixed issue with user-defined containers not updated after change in XML file

additions:

• support for user-defined Container based on Array or LinkedList
• support for user-defined MultiGeometry
• support for C# LinkedList<>
• support for containers of geometries

additions:

• support for user-defined Linestring, Ring, Polygon, MultiPoint, MultiLinestring and MultiPolygon

bugfixes:

• fixed infinite loops for huge non-cartesian coordinates

additions:

• multiple instances of *Watch windows can be opened (up to 10)
• try to load as many variables as possible even if exceptions are thrown during loading of some of them
• improved scales for big coordinates

bugfixes:

• fixed exception for empty geometries
• fixed exception for big coordinates

additions:

• support for std::set
• support for boost::circular_buffer
• support for boost::gil::image
• support for boost::geometry::index::rtree (no direct memory access for now, so it may take long time to load)
• variable loading time check and possibility to stop if it takes too long

bugfixes:

• updated debugger visualizers for boost::variant

additions:

• improvement of general options

additions:

• support for C# arrays and List<> of points
• basic support for user-defined point types

bugfixes:

• fixed issue with Hexadecimal Display enabled (see: https://github.com/awulkiew/graphical-debugging/issues/6)

• add direct memory access for C# List<>

• add zoom in/out with mouse wheel
• support C# arrays (with direct memory access) and List<> (without direct memory access)

• Visualization of containers of coordinates (see: https://github.com/awulkiew/graphical-debugging/issues/4)

• Added support for Visual Studio 2019