Hi all :slightly_smiling_face:, I’m debugging my a...

# kotlin-native

[Jozef Matus]

Hi all 🙂, I’m debugging my app in lldb, I would like to inspect variable which happens to be Map<String, String>. How would you do it? I loaded konan_lldb.py which helps interpretting non-basic structure and tells you little bit more then just ObjHeader * . But still, output of v command in lldb is this

(ObjHeader *) context = [keysArray: ..., valuesArray: ..., presenceArray: ..., hashArray: ..., keysView: ..., valuesView: ..., entriesView: ..., maxProbeDistance: ..., length: ..., hashShift: ..., _size: ..., isReadOnly: ...]

I would like to be able to print keys/values and I cant find the way to do that. Do anybody know how to do that?
Thank you a lot 🙂

[Matthew Murray]

interested to know this too

[Matthew Murray]

@Jozef Matus Finally found this gem https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-debugging.html#known-issues

[Matthew Murray]

At the end, you’ll see line:

(lldb) expression -- (int32_t)Konan_DebugPrint(a_variable)

[Matthew Murray]

Using that worked well for me, replacing a_variable with the name of the kotlin variable you want printed

[Jozef Matus]

I;ve tried Konan_debugPrint but the results weren’t impressive. Are you able to get meaningful insight printing Maps?

[Jozef Matus]

Btw, thank you for response, you rock! 🙂