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Debugging: Map keys/values are shown in array syntax as alternating elements #1384
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Can you share a sample code that I can use to see what's going on? |
Not at the moment, it's proprietary code. I'll keep my eyes open for a repro I can post here. |
As asked, below is a sample code where this problem occurs.
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@vanhumbeecka This program seems to be expecting some input. Can you share the debug config that you are using? |
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Thanks for the sample code @Rakhmanov This seems to be an issue with how delve sends data to the debug adapter in the Go extension. If you add The request for ListLocalVars returns an object |
I have logged upstream issue https://github.com/derekparker/delve/issues/1115 |
@ramya-rao-a |
I agree with @Rakhmanov, as long as we have the type info all maps could be handled in a different way rather than the same way in which arrays/slices are transformed Extracting the GoReflectKind.Map case and chaging the variable traversal accordingly should do the trick right? |
@ramya-rao-a I was about to give this issue a try locally and I see you already implemented the fix Thanks for the celerity |
Thanks to your pointer in #1384 (comment) I realized this was an easy fix :) Others, |
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Example:
For something like a large
map[interface{}]interface{}
, it can be difficult to see at a glance which elements are keys and which are values. Perhaps there's a way to number the key/value pairs, and display the key and value for each pair on their own adjacent lines?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: