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After reading here (Conditional breakpoint, variable) and here (Log-point, value) seems like accessing an object property like this should work:
idx := "abc" obj := {abc:123} ;@debug-output => {obj[idx]}
But I don't get the desired result, is it possible?
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Thanks for the report.
I have confirmed the issue.
The issue is probably occurring at the following location.
I will start working on a fix as soon as I can find the time.
Sorry, something went wrong.
Thanks a lot for the quick reply!
I'll keep an eye on the next update :)
Fix: #232
001f138
Output of members in bracketed notation in Output directive, Watch expression, etc. may not be evaluated correctly
Merge branch '#232' into develop
bba34e3
This issue has been fixed in the develop branch. It also seemed to occur in other features such as Watch expression.
As for the release, it may take a little time because I need a coherent amount of time for the confirmation process.
If you want to try this fix immediately, clone the develop branch and execute the following in the console.
npm install
npm run package
This will create vsix and you can install it using the vscode command. The command can be found by pressing F1 in vscode and searching for vsix.
vsix
F1
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After reading here (Conditional breakpoint, variable) and here (Log-point, value) seems like accessing an object property like this should work:
But I don't get the desired result, is it possible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: