How about
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juce::String=<text.data,s>
Patrick
How about
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juce::String=<text.data,s>
Patrick
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juce::String=<text.data,s>
That works for me!
Ripper, solved at last! Thanks Patrick.
Does this still works for you guys ? I’m under VS2010 and I can’t get either options to work, although I remember it used to
This autoexp.dat is driving me nuts really !
I have the following definitions :
[code]juce::Point{
preview (#(“x=”,[$e.x,i]," y=",[$e.y,i]))
}
juce::Rectangle{
preview (#(“x=”,[$e.pos.x,i]," y=",[$e.pos.y,i]," w=",[$e.w,i]," h=",[$e.h,i]))
}[/code]
For some reason, the width and height of the juce::Rectangle are displayed correctly, but the x and y of the juce::Point aren’t (I have “…” instead) . In Juce code, they are all defined as ValueType .
So if anyone has a working autoexp.dat for visual studio 2010 which works with juce basic types(Point, Rectangle, String, Samrt pointers etc …) , I’d owe him !