B6755: Variable view has side effects

why don't you just write

buf ? instead of i++.

On 2007-03-14 09:16:25 +0300, Bonny Rais <bonnyr@optushome.com.au> said:

When running a debug session and the variables view is showing the
filtered version
(ie. those variables that are of interest), some displayed variables
are actually
expressions that get evaluated and have side effects, so for example if
I have the
following code snippet:

  ...
>  buf[i++] = val;
> ..
> ]]>

The variable display shows 'i++' as the expression, but it seems to be
modifying
the value of i in the process...

This does not happen when all variables are shown.

Anyone else seeing this? Is this a known problem or should I file a Jira issue?


Cheers,

Bonny

Looks like a blocker issue. Would you please file?

Hello Maxim,

>> When running a debug session and the variables view is showing the
>> filtered version
>> (ie. those variables that are of interest), some displayed variables
>> are actually
>> expressions that get evaluated and have side effects, so for example
>> if
>> I have the
>> following code snippet:
>>

> ...
>> buf[i++] = val;
>> ..
>> ]]>

>> The variable display shows 'i++' as the expression, but it seems to
>> be
>> modifying
>> the value of i in the process...
>> This does not happen when all variables are shown.
>>
>> Anyone else seeing this? Is this a known problem or should I file a
>> Jira issue?

Looks like a blocker issue. Would you please file?

It's filed already: http://jetbrains.net/jira/browse/IDEA-11693

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