C ++ Debugger Visualizers: type mapping in debugger from Boost, wxWidgets, TinyXML and TinyXML2

Since time immemorial, Visual Studio has been able to write visualizers for its C ++ types, which allows changing the way types are displayed in windows displaying the contents of variables in a debugger (such as auto, watch, locals, and tooltips for variables). In Visual Studio 2012, it became possible in the extensions to Visual Studio to distribute visualizers in the new natvis format.

Were converted old visualizers for Boost and my old ones for TinyXML , and also added new visualizers for Boost, wxWidgets and TinyXML2. The result was an extension to Visual Studio 2012 - C ++ Debugger Visualizers

List of supported types:

• Boost library
  • boost :: shared_ptr, boost :: weak_ptr, boost :: intrusive_ptr, boost :: shared_array, boost :: scoped_ptr, boost :: scoped_array
  • boost :: ptr_array, boost :: ptr_vector, boost :: ptr_list, boost :: ptr_deque, boost :: ptr_map, boost :: ptr_set, boost :: ptr_multimap, boost :: ptr_multiset
  • boost :: array, boost :: dynamic_bitset, boost :: circular_buffer
  • boost :: unordered_map, boost :: unordered_set, boost :: unordered_multimap, boost :: unordered_multiset
  • boost :: container :: basic_string, boost :: container :: deque, boost :: container :: vector
  • boost :: optional, boost :: any, boost :: variant
  • boost :: filesystem :: path, boost :: filesystem :: directory_entry, boost :: filesystem :: file_status
  • boost :: posix_time :: ptime, boost :: posix_time :: time_duration
  • boost :: regex
  • boost :: interprocess :: offset_ptr
  • boost :: tribool
  • boost :: unique_lock
  • boost :: uuids :: uuid
• wxWidgets library: wxPoint, wxSize, wxRect, wxDateTime, wxLongLong, wxString, wxArrayString, wxDir, wxFileName
• TinyXML library: TiXmlNode, TiXmlElement, TiXmlAttribute
• TinyXML2 library: XMLNode, XMLElement, XMLAttribute
• HRESULT for DirectX

Related Links:

• Debugger Type Visualizers for C ++ in Visual Studio 2012
• Writing debugger type visualizers for C ++ using .natvis files
• Writing graphical debugger visualizers for C ++

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