Problem
Subclasses of int (and other "primitives") cannot be expanded and their attributes cannot be inspected.
Reproduction
Debug this python file:
class SomeIntSubclass(int):
def some_method(self):
pass
class SomeClass:
def some_method(self):
pass
normal_instance = SomeClass()
int_instance = SomeIntSubclass(1)
breakpoint()
As you can see, there's no toggle to expand/collapse the attributes list


Solutions
I've orderd solutions i can think of in order of preference
- Instead of using
isinstance(x, int) or a equivalent to check whether a variable is a primitive type, use type(x) is int so only subclasses show up as normal instances.
- A setting to treat all values, be they "primitives" or not, as objects which can be inspected
- A special cased command, function, or similar in the Debug Console to inspect a "primitive" as if it was a normal instance
Problem
Subclasses of int (and other "primitives") cannot be expanded and their attributes cannot be inspected.
Reproduction
Debug this python file:
As you can see, there's no toggle to expand/collapse the attributes list


Solutions
I've orderd solutions i can think of in order of preference
isinstance(x, int)or a equivalent to check whether a variable is a primitive type, usetype(x) is intso only subclasses show up as normal instances.