TALIGENT TOOLS FOR AIX - Class, struct, and union formatting

Class, struct, and union formatting

Choosing More detail multiple times on a structure reveals increasing levels of detail. At the minimum level of detail, only the structure name displays. At the maximum level of detail, all the member names and values display. Similarly, choosing Less detail successive times causes the object's format to fold up. Consider the following declaration:

  struct node
      {
      struct node *next;
      struct data
          {
          int   type; 
          float value;
          } data; 
      } Node = { 0, { 1, 123 } };

This sequence shows how you might inspect the object:

  
Node: node
  
  
Node: { NULL data }
  
  
Node:   next: NULL
          data:  data
  
  
Node:   next: NULL
          data:  { 1 123.000000 }
  
  Node:   next: NULL
          data: type: 1
              value: 123.000000

  
Node:   next: NULL
          data: type: 1
              value: 123.000000
  
  
Node:   next: NULL
          data: { 1 123.000000 }
  
  
Node:   next: NULL
          data: data
  
  
Node: { NULL data }
  
  Node: node

You can also examine just a particular field of interest by clicking on that field:

  
Node: { NULL data  }
  
  
Node: { NULL { 1 123.000000 } }
  
  
Node: { NULL { 1 float } }
  
  Node: { NULL { 1 0x42f60000 } }

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