I’ve just released Entrian Source Search 1.5.4, which fixes a bug introduced into 1.5.3 – changing the sort order of the search results was broken.  Duh.  (Thanks, Martin!)

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I’ve just published Entrian Inline Watch 0.8.9, with these enhancements:

• You can now suppress the display of values for a type, by entering a blank format for it in the Object Display settings.
• When an accessor expression like p->get_x() doesn’t render a value, a value is now displayed for p (thanks, Martin).
• Values are now correctly rendered for pointers to pointers (to pointers to pointers to pointers…) (thanks, Martin).
• Fixed an intermittent crash that was due to Visual Studio firing debugger events re-entrantly (yeah, thanks, Visual Studio 🙂 )

You can download the new release from the download page or the gallery.

I’m pleased to announce Entrian Inline Watch 0.8.8, with the following enhancements:

• Object expressions can now follow references, eg. {m_x.y->z} (thanks, Martin).
• If Inline Watch crashed, it could produce a crash report with no meaningful stack trace (thanks, Chris).
• Object expressions can now special-case nullptr, eg. {p_str == nullptr ? "No!" : p_str} (thanks, Martin).
• Fixed a bug whereby in a scope with lots of variables, the last few to be evaluated might not be displayed.
• For pointers to objects, if there’s nothing meaningful to display for the object, display the pointer value rather than nothing (thanks, Martin).
• Expressions of the form x.y - (z) now display the value of x.y properly (thanks, Martin).

You can download the new release from the download page or the gallery.