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Subject: Re: Setting breakpoints on variable values in Rhide?
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Andrew Davidson wrote:

> >From within Rhide I would assume this is done by using selecting
> 'Breakpoints' from within the 'Debug' menu and then setting up the file/line
> fields and the condition field.
> This is what I am currently doing. However, it doesn't seem to be paying any
> attention at all to the value of my variable. It simply acts as a standard
> breakpoint and always halts execution at that line. I have set the condition
> to be:
>
> if temp->block.p.ph.w==0x2db
>

That's an invalid condition, just use

temp->block.p.ph.w==0x2db

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