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From: "ldries46" <bertus.dries@planet.nl>
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Subject: GPS DEbug problem with Unbounded_String
Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2019 12:17:23 +0100
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I am debugging a program with much Unbounded_String data. I do want to show 
the value of such a String. So i need to see **.reference.data. So far aso 
good that works, but the value I get is sometimes an incomplete string and 
sometimes a string with a lot of hexadecimal values. The last I can 
understand, but the first??? I know that the rest of the value is present 
because I can show the value of the length which is correct or can search 
for a character in the part thast is not presented and that also works, but 
it is annoying that the debugger works that way. Is there a setting of  GPS 
that can correct that behavior?