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Post From: ACSIL debug techniques Q
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| enemyspy - Posts: 306 |
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It depends on the situation. But How I might approach that is use is set int h,m,s time variables and get them using sc.BaseDateTimeIn[sc.Index], and then set a conditional breakpoint where as an example h ==12 && m == 32, and then step through it from there. Problem is I don't really know how to set an indexed based break point when my point of reference is time. So that is how I narrow it down to the area of the chart I want to step through in those situations. Another thing you can do is if it is completely crapping out at the index you are looking for. You can add a temporary line of code to the study where you go: sc.AddMessageToLog(std::to_string(sc.Index).c_str(),1); And that will print every index until it craps out, and then you have your index. Another Thing I sometimes do Is set an unconditional break point, and add sc.Index to the watch, and then I will trial and error add conditions to the break point for instance start with sc.Index >200. Then sc.Index >400 and keep changing it to see where it craps out. Then I know where the index is. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2018-12-04 06:19:42
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