How to use the pygdbmi.gdbmiparser function in pygdbmi

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github qt-creator / qt-creator / share / qtcreator / debugger / lldbbridge.py View on Github external
lldb.debugger.HandleCommand('type category delete Qt')
            return None

        value = self.fromNativeValue(valobj)

        # Expand variable if we need synthetic children
        oldExpanded = self.expandedINames
        self.expandedINames = [value.name] if expanded else []

        savedOutput = self.output
        self.output = ''
        with TopLevelItem(self, value.name):
            self.putItem(value)

        # FIXME: Hook into putField, etc to build up object instead of parsing MI
        response = gdbmiparser.parse_response("^ok,summary=%s" % self.output)

        self.output = savedOutput
        self.expandedINames = oldExpanded

        summary = response["payload"]["summary"]

        #print value, " --> ",
        #pprint(summary)

        return summary
github korcankaraokcu / PINCE / libPINCE / SysUtils.py View on Github external
def parse_response(response, line_num=0):
    """Parses the given GDB/MI output. Wraps gdbmiparser.parse_response
    GDB_Engine.send_command returns an additional "^done" output because of the "source" command
    This function is used to get rid of that output before parsing

    Args:
        response (str): GDB/MI response
        line_num (int): Which line of the response will be parsed

    Returns:
        dict: Contents of the dict depends on the response
    """
    return gdbmiparser.parse_response(response.splitlines()[line_num])

pygdbmi

Parse gdb machine interface output with Python

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