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[Feature] Ignore [[hidden]], [[inline]], and [[sealed]] in the pattern debugger's data table #2094

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Next-Door-Tech opened this issue Jan 29, 2025 · 0 comments

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What feature would you like to see?

Recently was having an issue with a pattern file which turned out to be caused by a missing local variable within a hidden sub-member of a struct. It took me a while to realize what the issue was after trying to use the debugger to see the internal state of the pattern throwing the error, since I could not see the offending object.

Because the purpose of a debugger is to provide otherwise hidden information while chasing down an issue, any object attributes which would cause an object to be hidden should be ignored inside the debugger's version of the pattern data table. Perhaps an additional column could be added to indicate when a given item would normally not appear to the user.

How will this feature be useful to you and others?

Will allow easier debugging of issues that occur within patterns which are set not to normally appear in the pattern data tab.

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  • I can provide a PoC for this feature or am willing to work on it myself and submit a PR

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