Get local properties
Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac
Note
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Important
In Visual Studio 2015, this way of implementing expression evaluators is deprecated. For information about implementing CLR expression evaluators, see CLR expression evaluators and Managed expression evaluator sample.
Visual Studio calls EnumChildren to obtain an IEnumDebugPropertyInfo2 object that provides access to all the locals to be displayed in the Locals window. Visual Studio then calls Next to get the information to be displayed for each local. In this example, the class CEnumPropertyInfo
implements the IEnumDebugPropertyInfo2
interface.
This implementation of IEnumDebugPropertyInfo2::Next
performs the following tasks:
Clears the array where the information is to be stored.
Calls Next for each local, storing the returned DEBUG_PROPERTY_INFO in the array to be returned. The IEnumDebugFields object was supplied when this
CEnumPropertyInfo
class was instantiated.
Managed code
This example shows an implementation of IEnumDebugPropertyInfo2::EnumChildren
for a method's locals in managed code.
namespace EEMC
{
public class CEnumMethodField : IEnumDebugFields
{
public HRESULT Next(
uint count,
DEBUG_PROPERTY_INFO[] properties,
out uint fetched)
{
if (count > properties.Length)
throw new COMException();
// Zero out the array.
for (int i= 0; i < count; i++)
{
properties[i].bstrFullName = "";
properties[i].bstrName = "";
properties[i].bstrType = "";
properties[i].bstrValue = "";
properties[i].dwAttrib = 0;
properties[i].dwFields = 0;
properties[i].pProperty = null;
}
fetched = 0;
// COM interop.
HRESULT hr;
uint innerFetched;
IDebugField[] field = new IDebugField[1];
while (fetched < count)
{
field[0] = null;
innerFetched = 0;
// Get next field.
if (fetched < fieldCount)
hr = fields.Next(1, field, ref innerFetched);
// No more fields.
else return COM.S_FALSE;
if (hr != COM.S_OK || innerFetched != 1 || field[0] == null)
throw new COMException("CEnumPropertyInfo.Next");
// Get property from field.
CFieldProperty fieldProperty =
new CFieldProperty(provider, address, binder, field[0]);
DEBUG_PROPERTY_INFO[] property =
new DEBUG_PROPERTY_INFO[1];
fieldProperty.GetPropertyInfo((uint) infoFlags, radix, 0, null, 0, property);
properties[fetched++] = property[0];
}
return COM.S_OK;
}
}
}
Unmanaged code
This example shows an implementation of IEnumDebugPropertyInfo2::EnumChildren
for a method's locals in unmanaged code.
STDMETHODIMP CEnumPropertyInfo::Next(
in ULONG count,
out DEBUG_PROPERTY_INFO* pelements,
out ULONG* pfetched )
{
if (pfetched)
*pfetched = 0;
if (!pelements)
return E_INVALIDARG;
else
memset( pelements, 0, count * sizeof(DEBUG_PROPERTY_INFO));
HRESULT hr = S_OK;
ULONG idx = 0;
while (idx < count)
{
ULONG fetchedFields;
IDebugField* pfield;
//get the next field
hr = m_fields->Next( 1, &pfield, &fetchedFields );
if (FAILED(hr))
return hr;
if (fetchedFields != 1)
return E_FAIL;
idx++;
//create a CFieldProperty to retrieve the DEBUG_PROPERTY_INFO
CFieldProperty* pproperty =
new CFieldProperty( m_provider, m_address, m_binder, pfield );
pfield->Release();
if (!pproperty)
return E_OUTOFMEMORY;
hr = pproperty->Init();
if (FAILED(hr))
{
pproperty->Release();
return hr;
}
hr = pproperty->GetPropertyInfo( m_infoFlags,
m_radix,
0,
NULL,
0,
pelements + idx - 1);
pproperty->Release();
if (FAILED(hr))
return hr;
}
if (pfetched)
*pfetched = idx;
return hr;
}