// Given an expression string resolving to a UClass* (which is assumed to point to a **Blueprint** class), this determines
// the UE4 (non-prefixed) name of the native base class.
public static string GetBlueprintClassNativeBaseName(string uclass_expr_str, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
var uclass_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uclass_expr_str);
do
{
var super_em = uclass_em.PtrCast(Typ.UStruct).PtrMember(Memb.SuperStruct).PtrCast(Typ.UClass);
var is_native_res = IsNativeUClassOrUInterface(super_em.Expression, context_expr);
if (!is_native_res.IsValid)
{
return(null);
}
if (is_native_res.Value)
{
var name_em = super_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName);
return(GetFNameAsString(name_em.Expression, context_expr));
}
uclass_em = super_em;
}while (DefaultEE.DefaultEval(uclass_em.PtrCast(Cpp.Void).Expression, context_expr, true).TagValue == DkmEvaluationResult.Tag.SuccessResult);
// This shouldn't really happen
return(null);
}
// Returns the type of property identified by the expression string
// (As in, "IntProperty", "ObjectProperty", etc)
protected string GetPropertyType(string uprop_expr_str, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
// We get this from the value of the Name member of the UProperty's UClass.
var uprop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uprop_expr_str);
string prop_class_name_expr_str = uprop_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjClass).PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
return(UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(prop_class_name_expr_str, context_expr));
}
protected static string GetBoolPropertyFieldMask(string uboolprop_expr_str, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
var boolprop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uboolprop_expr_str).PtrMember(Memb.FieldMask);
// uint8 property
var eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(boolprop_em.Expression, context_expr, true) as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
var val_str = eval.Value;
return(Utility.GetNumberFromUcharValueString(val_str));
}
// @TODO: Unsafe, assumes valid and non-empty.
public static string GetFStringAsString(string expr_str, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
var em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(expr_str);
em = em.DirectMember("Data").DirectMember("AllocatorInstance").DirectMember("Data").PtrCast("wchar_t");
var data_eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(em.Expression, context_expr, true);
Debug.Assert(data_eval != null);
return(data_eval.GetUnderlyingString());
}
public static BoolEvaluation TestUClassFlags(string uclass_expr_str, string flags, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
ExpressionManipulator em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uclass_expr_str);
em = em.PtrCast(Typ.UClass).PtrMember(Memb.ClassFlags);
var class_flags_expr_str = em.Expression;
// @TODO: Could do the flag test on this side by hard coding in the value of RF_Native, but for now
// doing it the more robust way, and evaluating the expression in the context of the debugee.
return(TestExpressionFlags(class_flags_expr_str, flags, context_expr));
}
// Given an expression which resolves to a pointer of any kind, returns the pointer value as an integer.
public static ulong EvaluatePointerAddress(string pointer_expr_str, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
ExpressionManipulator em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(pointer_expr_str);
// Cast to void* to avoid unnecessary visualization processing.
string address_expr_str = em.PtrCast(Cpp.Void).Expression;
var address_eval = (DkmEvaluationResult)DefaultEE.DefaultEval(address_expr_str, context_expr, true);
if (address_eval.TagValue == DkmEvaluationResult.Tag.SuccessResult)
{
var eval = address_eval as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
return(eval.Address != null ? eval.Address.Value : 0);
}
return(0);
}
// Takes in an address string which identifies the location of the property value in memory,
// along with property type information.
// Outputs a string expression which will evaluate to the precise location with the correct C++ type.
protected string AdjustPropertyExpressionStringForType(string address_str, string prop_type, string uprop_expr_str, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr, CppTypeInfo cpp_type_info)
{
// Special cases first
switch (prop_type)
{
case Prop.Bool:
{
// Needs special treatment since can be a single bit field as well as just a regular bool
// Get a UBoolProperty context
var uboolprop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uprop_expr_str).PtrCast(CppProp.Bool);
// Read the byte offset and field mask properties
string byte_offset_str = GetBoolPropertyByteOffset(uboolprop_em.Expression, context_expr);
string field_mask_str = GetBoolPropertyFieldMask(uboolprop_em.Expression, context_expr);
// Format an expression which adds the byte offset onto the address, derefs
// and then bitwise ANDs with the field mask.
return(String.Format("(*({0} + {1}) & {2}) != 0",
address_str,
byte_offset_str,
field_mask_str
));
}
case Prop.Byte:
{
// Enum properties are a bit awkward, since due to the different ways the enums can be declared,
// we can't reliably access them by a cast and dereference.
// eg. A regular enum type will be considered 64 bits.
// So, we need to use uint8 to get at the memory, and then do the cast, or rather conversion,
// *after* dereferencing in order to get the correct type.
return(String.Format("({0})*({1}*){2}{3}",
cpp_type_info.Type,
Typ.Byte,
address_str,
cpp_type_info.Format
));
}
default:
break;
}
// If we got here, we just need to get the corresponding C++ type, then cast the address
// to it and dereference.
// [*(type*)address,fmt]
return(String.Format("*({0}*){1}{2}", cpp_type_info.Type, address_str, cpp_type_info.Format));
}
// NOTE: 'expr' must resolve to either <UObject-type>* or <UObject-type>.
// Furthermore, it must have already been passed to a UObjectVisualizer, which has
// performed the initial evalution.
public UPropertyAccessContext(DkmVisualizedExpression expr)
{
context_expr_ = expr;
string base_expression_str = Utility.GetExpressionFullName(context_expr_);
base_expression_str = Utility.StripExpressionFormatting(base_expression_str);
obj_em_ = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(base_expression_str);
// Determine if our base expression is <UObject-type>* or <UObject-type>
var uobj_data = context_expr_.GetDataItem <UObjectDataItem>();
Debug.Assert(uobj_data != null);
if (!uobj_data.IsPointer)
{
obj_em_ = obj_em_.AddressOf();
}
}
// @NOTE: Currently ignoring FName::Number, and assuming valid.
public static string GetFNameAsString(string expr_str, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
var em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(expr_str);
em = em.DirectMember(Memb.CompIndex);
DkmSuccessEvaluationResult comp_idx_eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(em.Expression, context_expr, true) as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
// @TODO: For now, to avoid requiring more lookups, we'll allow a failure and return null,
// and let the caller decide how to interpret it.
//Debug.Assert(comp_idx_eval != null);
if (comp_idx_eval == null)
{
return(null);
}
string comp_idx_str = comp_idx_eval.Value;
string ansi_expr_str = String.Format("((FNameEntry*)(((FNameEntry***)GFNameTableForDebuggerVisualizers_MT)[{0} / 16384][{0} % 16384]))->AnsiName", comp_idx_str);
var ansi_eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(ansi_expr_str, context_expr, true);
return(ansi_eval.GetUnderlyingString());
}
// Flags should be in a form that can be inserted into a bit test expression in the
// debuggee context (eg. a raw integer, or a combination of RF_*** flags)
public static bool TestUObjectFlags(string uobj_expr_str, string flags, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
ExpressionManipulator em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uobj_expr_str);
em = em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjFlags);
var obj_flags_expr_str = em.Expression;
// @NOTE: Value string is formatted as 'RF_... | RF_... (<integer value>)'
// So for now, rather than extracting what we want, just inject the full expression for
// the flags member into the below flag test expression.
//string obj_flags_str = ((DkmSuccessEvaluationResult)obj_flags_expr.EvaluationResult).Value;
// @TODO: Could do the flag test on this side by hard coding in the value of RF_Native, but for now
// doing it the more robust way, and evaluating the expression in the context of the debugee.
string flag_test_expr_str = String.Format(
"({0} & {1}) != 0",
obj_flags_expr_str,
flags
);
return(EvaluateBooleanExpression(flag_test_expr_str, context_expr));
}
protected DkmEvaluationResult GeneratePropertyValueEval(string container_expr_str, string uprop_expr_str, uint index, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
Debug.Print("UE4PV: Trying to generate property value for property #{0}", index + 1);
var uprop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uprop_expr_str);
// Get name of property
string prop_name_expr_str = uprop_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
string prop_name = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(prop_name_expr_str, context_expr);
// And the property type
string prop_type = GetPropertyType(uprop_em.Expression, context_expr);
// Now, determine address of the actual property value
// First requires container address
// Cast to void* first, so that expression evaluation is simplified and faster
container_expr_str = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(container_expr_str).PtrCast(Cpp.Void).Expression;
var container_eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(container_expr_str, context_expr, true) as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
Debug.Assert(container_eval != null && container_eval.Address != null);
string address_str = container_eval.Address.Value.ToString();
// Next need offset in container (which is an int32 property of the UProperty class)
var offset_expr_str = uprop_em.PtrMember(Memb.PropOffset).Expression;
var offset_eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(offset_expr_str, context_expr, true) as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
string offset_str = offset_eval.Value;
// Then need to create an expression which adds on the offset
address_str = String.Format("((uint8*){0} + {1})", address_str, offset_str);
// Next, we need to cast this expression depending on the type of property we have.
// Retrieve a list of possible cast expressions.
var cpp_type_info_list = GetCppTypeForPropertyType(prop_type, uprop_em.Expression, context_expr);
// Accept the first one that is successfully evaluated
DkmSuccessEvaluationResult success_eval = null;
string display_type = null;
foreach (var cpp_type_info in cpp_type_info_list)
{
string prop_value_expr_str = AdjustPropertyExpressionStringForType(address_str, prop_type, uprop_em.Expression, context_expr, cpp_type_info);
Debug.Print("UE4PV: Attempting exp eval as: '{0}'", prop_value_expr_str);
// Attempt to evaluate the expression
DkmEvaluationResult raw_eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(prop_value_expr_str, context_expr, false);
if (raw_eval.TagValue == DkmEvaluationResult.Tag.SuccessResult)
{
// Success
success_eval = raw_eval as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
display_type = cpp_type_info.Display;
break;
}
}
if (success_eval == null)
{
// Was not able to find an evaluatable expression.
return(null);
}
return(DkmSuccessEvaluationResult.Create(
expression_.InspectionContext,
expression_.StackFrame,
prop_name,
success_eval.FullName, //prop_value_expr_str,
success_eval.Flags,
success_eval.Value,
// @TODO: Perhaps need to disable for some stuff, like bitfield bool?
success_eval.EditableValue,
display_type, //success_eval.Type,
success_eval.Category,
success_eval.Access,
success_eval.StorageType,
success_eval.TypeModifierFlags,
success_eval.Address,
success_eval.CustomUIVisualizers,
success_eval.ExternalModules,
null
));
}
// Takes in a UE4 property type string (eg. IntPropery, ObjectProperty, etc) along with a
// expression string which evaluates to a UProperty*, and maps to the corresponding C++ type.
protected CppTypeInfo[] GetCppTypeForPropertyType(string prop_type, string uprop_expr_str, DkmVisualizedExpression context_expr)
{
switch (prop_type)
{
case Prop.Bool:
return(new CppTypeInfo[] {
new CppTypeInfo("bool")
});
case Prop.Struct:
{
// This is gonna be effort.
// Get UStructProperty
var ustructprop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uprop_expr_str).PtrCast(CppProp.Struct);
// Need to access its UScriptStruct* member 'Struct', and get its object name.
var struct_name_expr_str = ustructprop_em.PtrMember(Memb.CppStruct).PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
// Get that name string
string struct_name = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(struct_name_expr_str, context_expr);
// Add the 'F' prefix
return(new CppTypeInfo[] {
new CppTypeInfo("F" + struct_name)
});
}
case Prop.Byte:
{
// Could be plain uint8, or a UEnum.
// Get UByteProperty
var ubyteprop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uprop_expr_str).PtrCast(CppProp.Byte);
// Need to access its UEnum* member 'Enum'.
var uenum_em = ubyteprop_em.PtrMember(Memb.EnumType);
// Evaluate this to see if it is null or not
bool is_enum_valid = !UE4Utility.IsPointerNull(uenum_em.Expression, context_expr);
if (is_enum_valid)
{
// This property is an enum, so the type we want is the fully qualified C++ enum type.
// @NOTE: Seems that the CppType member should be exactly what we need, but appears to actually be unused.
//string cpp_enum_name_expr_str = uenum_em.PtrMember("CppType").Expression;
string uenum_fname_expr_str = uenum_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
string uenum_name = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(uenum_fname_expr_str, context_expr);
// We need to know if it's a namespaced enum or not
string is_namespaced_enum_expr_str = String.Format(
"{0}==UEnum::ECppForm::Namespaced",
uenum_em.PtrMember(Memb.EnumCppForm).Expression
);
var is_namespaced_res = UE4Utility.EvaluateBooleanExpression(is_namespaced_enum_expr_str, context_expr);
// @TODO: on evaluation failure??
CppTypeInfo primary;
if (is_namespaced_res.IsValid && is_namespaced_res.Value)
{
// A namespaced enum type should (hopefully) always be <UEnum::Name>::Type
primary = new CppTypeInfo(String.Format("{0}::Type", uenum_name), uenum_name);
}
else
{
// For regular or enum class enums, the full type name should be just the name of the UEnum object.
primary = new CppTypeInfo(uenum_name);
}
return(new CppTypeInfo[] {
primary,
// Fallback onto regular byte display, in case enum name symbol not available
new CppTypeInfo(Typ.Byte, uenum_name + "?")
});
}
else
{
// Must just be a regular uint8
return(new CppTypeInfo[] {
new CppTypeInfo(Typ.Byte)
});
}
}
case Prop.Array:
{
// Okay, cast to UArrayProperty and get the inner property type
var array_prop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uprop_expr_str).PtrCast(CppProp.Array);
var inner_prop_em = array_prop_em.PtrMember(Memb.ArrayInner);
// @TODO: Need to look into how TArray< bool > is handled.
string inner_prop_type = GetPropertyType(inner_prop_em.Expression, context_expr);
var inner_cpp_type_info = GetCppTypeForPropertyType(inner_prop_type, inner_prop_em.Expression, context_expr);
var result = new CppTypeInfo[inner_cpp_type_info.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < inner_cpp_type_info.Length; ++i)
{
// Type needed is TArray< %inner_cpp_type%, FDefaultAllocator >
string type = String.Format("{0}<{1},{2}>", Typ.Array, inner_cpp_type_info[i].Type, Typ.DefaultAlloc);
// Omit allocator from display string, since for UPROPERTY arrays it can't be anything else
string display = String.Format("{0}<{1}>", Typ.Array, inner_cpp_type_info[i].Display);
result[i] = new CppTypeInfo(type, display);
}
return(result);
}
case Prop.Object:
case Prop.Asset:
{
if (!Config.ShowExactUObjectTypes)
{
break;
}
string obj_cpp_type_name = Typ.UObject;
// Need to find out the subtype of the property, which is specified by UObjectPropertyBase::PropertyClass
var objprop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uprop_expr_str).PtrCast(CppProp.ObjectBase);
var subtype_uclass_em = objprop_em.PtrMember(Memb.ObjectSubtype);
var uclass_fname_em = subtype_uclass_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName);
string uclass_fname = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(uclass_fname_em.Expression, context_expr);
// Is the property class native?
var is_native_res = UE4Utility.IsNativeUClassOrUInterface(subtype_uclass_em.Expression, context_expr);
// @TODO: currently not really handling failed eval
bool is_native = is_native_res.IsValid ? is_native_res.Value : true;
string native_uclass_fname;
if (is_native)
{
// Yes
native_uclass_fname = uclass_fname;
}
else
{
// No, we need to retrieve the name of its native base
native_uclass_fname = UE4Utility.GetBlueprintClassNativeBaseName(subtype_uclass_em.Expression, context_expr);
}
Debug.Assert(native_uclass_fname != null);
// Now we have to convert the unprefixed name, to a prefixed C++ type name
obj_cpp_type_name = UE4Utility.DetermineNativeUClassCppTypeName(native_uclass_fname, context_expr);
string uclass_display_name = UE4Utility.GetBlueprintClassDisplayName(uclass_fname);
switch (prop_type)
{
case Prop.Object:
{
// if not native, add a suffix to the display type showing the blueprint class of the property
// @NOTE: this is nothing to do with what object the value points to and what its type may be. property meta data only.
string suffix = is_native ? String.Empty : String.Format(" [{0}]", uclass_display_name);
string primary_type = String.Format("{0} *", obj_cpp_type_name);
string primary_display = String.Format("{0} *{1}", obj_cpp_type_name, suffix);
// fallback, no symbols available for the native base type, so use 'UObject' instead
string fallback_type = String.Format("{0} *", Typ.UObject);
string fallback_display = String.Format("{0}? *{1}", obj_cpp_type_name, suffix);
return(new CppTypeInfo[]
{
new CppTypeInfo(primary_type, primary_display),
new CppTypeInfo(fallback_type, fallback_display)
});
}
case Prop.Asset:
{
// @NOTE: Don't really see anything to gain by casting to TAssetPtr< xxx >, since it's just another level of encapsulation that isn't
// needed for visualization purposes.
string suffix = String.Format(" [{0}]", is_native ? obj_cpp_type_name : uclass_display_name);
string primary_type = Typ.AssetPtr; //String.Format("TAssetPtr<{0}>", obj_cpp_type_name);
string primary_display = String.Format("{0}{1}", Typ.AssetPtr, suffix);
// If just using FAssetPtr, no need for a fallback since we don't need to evaluate the specialized template parameter type
return(new CppTypeInfo[]
{
new CppTypeInfo(primary_type, primary_display)
});
}
default:
Debug.Assert(false);
return(null);
}
}
/* @TODO: Not so important. What's below is wrong, but essentially if we implement this, it's just to differentiate between UClass, UBlueprintGeneratedClass, etc
* case "ClassProperty":
* case "AssetClassProperty":
* {
* if (!Config.ShowExactUObjectTypes)
* {
* break;
* }
*
* // Need to find out the subtype of the property, which is specified by UClassProperty::MetaClass/UAssetClassProperty::MetaClass
* // Cast to whichever property type we are (either UClassProperty or UAssetClassProperty)
* string propclass_name = String.Format("U{0}", prop_type);
* var classprop_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(uprop_expr_str).PtrCast(propclass_name);
* // Either way, we have a member called 'MetaClass' which specified the base UClass stored in this property
* var subtype_uclass_em = classprop_em.PtrMember("MetaClass");
* var subtype_fname_em = subtype_uclass_em.PtrCast("UObjectBase").PtrMember("Name");
* string subtype_fname = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(subtype_fname_em.Expression, context_expr);
* return String.Format("U{0}*", subtype_fname);
* }
*/ }
// Standard cases, just use cpp type stored in map.
// If not found, null string will be returned.
string cpp_type = null;
if (ue4_proptype_map_.TryGetValue(prop_type, out cpp_type))
{
return(new CppTypeInfo[] { new CppTypeInfo(cpp_type) });
}
else
{
return(null);
}
}
public void EvaluateProperties()
{
List <DkmEvaluationResult> evals = new List <DkmEvaluationResult>();
// Assume we've been constructed with the fabricated property list expression
DkmChildVisualizedExpression proplist_expr = (DkmChildVisualizedExpression)expression_;
Debug.Assert(proplist_expr != null);
// start could be an expression with the type of any UObject-derived class
DkmVisualizedExpression start_expr = proplist_expr.Parent;
string base_expression_str = Utility.GetExpressionFullName(start_expr);
base_expression_str = Utility.StripExpressionFormatting(base_expression_str);
ExpressionManipulator obj_em = null;
// @TODO: Deal with non-pointer start expression
obj_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(base_expression_str);
// Determine if our base expression is <UObject-type>* or <UObject-type>
bool is_pointer = start_expr.GetDataItem <UObjectDataItem>().IsPointer;
if (!is_pointer)
{
obj_em = obj_em.AddressOf();
}
var uclass_em = obj_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjClass);
if (Config.PropertyDisplayPolicy == Config.PropDisplayPolicyType.BlueprintOnly)
{
// See if the actual class of the object instance whose properties we want to enumerate
// is native or not.
var is_native_res = UE4Utility.TestUClassFlags(
uclass_em.Expression,
ClassFlags.Native,
start_expr
);
// If the instance class is native, then it can't possibly have any non-native properties,
// so bail out now.
// @TODO: Even if the class is not native, we should still be able to avoid doing all the work
// for enumerating every native property in order to find the non-native ones...
// @TODO: How best to deal with failed is_native evaluation?
if (is_native_res.IsValid && is_native_res.Value)
{
return;
}
}
// Get the UStruct part of the UClass, in order to begin iterating properties
var ustruct_em = uclass_em.PtrCast(Typ.UStruct);
// Now access PropertyLink member, which is the start of the linked list of properties
var prop_em = ustruct_em.PtrMember(Memb.FirstProperty);
uint idx = 0;
while (true)
{
Debug.Print("UE4PV: Invoking raw eval on UProperty* expression");
var prop_eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(prop_em.Expression, start_expr, true) as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
Debug.Assert(prop_eval != null);
if (prop_eval.Address.Value == 0)
{
// nullptr, end of property list
break;
}
bool should_skip = false;
if (!should_skip && Config.PropertyDisplayPolicy == Config.PropDisplayPolicyType.BlueprintOnly)
{
// Check to see if this property is native or blueprint
// We can test this by getting the UProperty's Outer, and checking its object flags for RF_Native.
var prop_outer_em = prop_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjOuter);
// @NOTE: RF_Native has gone, and checking for RF_MarkAsNative never seems to return true...
//var is_native_res = UE4Utility.TestUObjectFlags(prop_outer_em.Expression, ObjFlags.Native, start_expr);
// So, access class flags instead.
// Note that we make the assumption here that the property's outer is a UClass, which should be safe since
// we're starting out with a uobject, so all properties, including inherited ones, should be outered to a uclass.
var prop_outer_uclass_em = prop_outer_em.PtrCast(Typ.UClass);
var is_native_res = UE4Utility.TestUClassFlags(prop_outer_uclass_em.Expression, ClassFlags.Native, start_expr);
// According to UE4 UStruct API docs, property linked list is ordered from most-derived
// to base. If so, we should be able to bail out here knowing that having hit a native property,
// all following properties must be native too.
if (is_native_res.IsValid && is_native_res.Value)
{
return;
}
}
if (!should_skip)
{
// @TODO: Here we use the starting expression for the container.
// May not work if the root expression was not of pointer type!!
var prop_val_eval = GeneratePropertyValueEval(
obj_em.Expression,
prop_em.Expression,
idx,
start_expr
);
if (prop_val_eval != null && !Config.IsPropertyHidden(prop_val_eval.Name))
{
prop_evals_[prop_val_eval.Name] = prop_val_eval;
++idx;
}
}
// Advance to next link
prop_em = prop_em.PtrMember(Memb.NextProperty);
}
}
protected void EvaluateExpressionResult()
{
// We're going to customize the unexpanded display string, as well as the expanded
// view (if requested later).
// @TODO: Really don't understand why, but when we invoke the default eval below, and we get
// reentrant calls for child member UObjects, they are coming back as root expressions
// with an empty FullName. This subsequently fails to evaluate if we pass it through to
// default eval again. Perhaps this is somehow related to breaking the potential infinite
// recursion of visualizing children in order to visualize the parent, but don't follow how it
// it supposed to be dealt with.
if (expression_.TagValue == DkmVisualizedExpression.Tag.RootVisualizedExpression)
{
var as_root = expression_ as DkmRootVisualizedExpression;
if (as_root.FullName.Length == 0)
{
string display_str = "{...}";
eval_ = DkmSuccessEvaluationResult.Create(
expression_.InspectionContext,
expression_.StackFrame,
as_root.Name,
as_root.Name,
DkmEvaluationResultFlags.ReadOnly,
display_str,
"",
#if !VS2013
as_root.Type,
#else
"Unknown",
#endif
DkmEvaluationResultCategory.Other,
DkmEvaluationResultAccessType.None,
DkmEvaluationResultStorageType.None,
DkmEvaluationResultTypeModifierFlags.None,
null,
null,
null,
null
);
state_ = EvaluationState.MinimalEvaluation;
return;
}
}
//
string custom_display_str = Resources.UE4PropVis.IDS_DISP_CONDENSED;
DkmSuccessEvaluationResult proto_eval = null;
bool is_pointer;
bool is_null;
string address_str = "";
// @NOTE: Initially here we were executing the full default evaluation of our expression.
// Problem is that this will call back into us for all UObject children of the expression,
// because it needs to generate a visualization for them in order to construct its {member vals...} display string.
// And then, we just ignore that anyway and display our own...
// The following attempts to avoid that by casting our expression to void* and then evaluating that.
// If it fails, we assume we are non-pointer. If it succeeds, we can determine from the result whether we are null or not.
// @WARNING: This may not be so safe, since we can't determine whether evaluation failed because we tried to cast a non-pointer
// to void*, or because the passed in expression was not valid in the first place. Believe we should be okay, since we should
// only be receiving expressions that have already been determined to be suitable for our custom visualizer.
// Ideally though, we'd be able to get a raw expression evaluation, without any visualization taking place.
// Seems there must be a way to do this, but looks like it requires using a different API...
const bool UseVoidCastOptimization = true;
string default_expr_str = Utility.GetExpressionFullName(expression_);
if (UseVoidCastOptimization)
{
default_expr_str = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(default_expr_str).PtrCast(Cpp.Void).Expression;
}
DkmEvaluationResult eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval(default_expr_str, expression_, true);
if (!UseVoidCastOptimization)
{
if (eval.TagValue != DkmEvaluationResult.Tag.SuccessResult)
{
// Genuine failure to evaluate the passed in expression
eval_ = eval;
state_ = EvaluationState.Failed;
return;
}
else
{
proto_eval = (DkmSuccessEvaluationResult)eval;
custom_display_str = proto_eval.Value;
is_pointer = IsPointer(proto_eval);
is_null = is_pointer && IsPointerNull(proto_eval);
// @TODO: need to extract address string
}
}
else
{
DkmDataAddress address = null;
if (eval.TagValue != DkmEvaluationResult.Tag.SuccessResult)
{
// Assume the failure just implies the expression was non-pointer (thereby assuming that it was itself valid!)
// @TODO: Could actually fall back onto standard evaluation here, in order to determine for sure
// that the original expression is valid. Failure wouldn't be common since most of the time we are
// dealing with pointer expressions, so any potential optimization should still be gained.
is_pointer = false;
is_null = false;
}
else
{
var success = (DkmSuccessEvaluationResult)eval;
Debug.Assert(IsPointer(success));
is_pointer = true;
is_null = is_pointer && IsPointerNull(success);
address = success.Address;
address_str = success.Value;
}
proto_eval = DkmSuccessEvaluationResult.Create(
expression_.InspectionContext,
expression_.StackFrame,
"",
"",
DkmEvaluationResultFlags.ReadOnly | DkmEvaluationResultFlags.Expandable,
"",
"",
#if !VS2013
Utility.GetExpressionType(expression_),
#else
is_pointer ? "UObject *" : "UObject",
#endif
DkmEvaluationResultCategory.Other,
DkmEvaluationResultAccessType.None,
DkmEvaluationResultStorageType.None,
DkmEvaluationResultTypeModifierFlags.None,
address,
null,
null,
null
);
}
string obj_expression_str = Utility.GetExpressionFullName(expression_);
var obj_em = ExpressionManipulator.FromExpression(obj_expression_str);
// Store pointer flags on the expression
expression_.SetDataItem(
DkmDataCreationDisposition.CreateAlways,
new UObjectDataItem(is_pointer, is_null)
);
if (!is_pointer)
{
// All subsequent manipulations of the expression assume it starts as a pointer to a
// UObject-derived class, so if our expression is to a dereferenced UObject, just
// prefix an 'address of' to the expression string.
obj_em = obj_em.AddressOf();
}
// Generate the condensed display string.
if (is_null)
{
if (Config.CustomNullObjectPreview)
{
custom_display_str = "<NULL> UObject";
}
else
{
var null_eval = DefaultEE.DefaultEval("(void*)0", expression_, true) as DkmSuccessEvaluationResult;
custom_display_str = null_eval.Value + " <NULL>";
}
}
else if (Config.DisplayUObjectPreview)
{
// Prefix the address, if this is a pointer expression
string address_prefix_str = "";
if (is_pointer)
{
address_prefix_str = address_str + " ";
}
// Specialized display for UClass?
bool uclass_specialized = false;
if (Config.DisplaySpecializedUClassPreview)
{
var uclass_em = obj_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjClass);
var _uclass_fname_expr_str = uclass_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
string _obj_uclass_name_str = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(_uclass_fname_expr_str, expression_);
// @TODO: To simplify and for performance reasons, just hard coding known UClass variants
if (_obj_uclass_name_str == "Class" ||
_obj_uclass_name_str == "BlueprintGeneratedClass" ||
_obj_uclass_name_str == "WidgetBlueprintGeneratedClass")
{
var fname_expr_str = obj_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
string obj_name_str = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(fname_expr_str, expression_);
var parent_uclass_fname_expr_str = obj_em.PtrCast(Typ.UStruct).PtrMember(Memb.SuperStruct).PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
// This will return null if lookup failed for any reason.
// We'll assume this meant no super class exists (ie. we're dealing with UClass itself)
string parent_uclass_name_str = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(parent_uclass_fname_expr_str, expression_);
if (parent_uclass_name_str == null)
{
parent_uclass_name_str = "None";
}
custom_display_str = String.Format(
"{0}{{ClassName='{1}', Parent='{2}'}}",
address_prefix_str,
obj_name_str,
parent_uclass_name_str
);
uclass_specialized = true;
}
}
if (!uclass_specialized)
{
// For standard UObject condensed display string, show the object FName and its UClass.
// @TODO: The evaluations required for this may be a performance issue, since they'll be done for all UObject children of any default visualized
// aggregate type, even when it is not expanded (the default behaviour is to create a {...} display list of child member visualizations).
var fname_expr_str = obj_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
string obj_name_str = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(fname_expr_str, expression_);
var uclass_fname_expr_str = obj_em.PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjClass).PtrCast(Typ.UObjectBase).PtrMember(Memb.ObjName).Expression;
string obj_uclass_name_str = UE4Utility.GetFNameAsString(uclass_fname_expr_str, expression_);
custom_display_str = String.Format(
"{0}{{Name='{1}', Class='{2}'}}",
address_prefix_str,
obj_name_str,
obj_uclass_name_str
);
}
}
eval_ = DkmSuccessEvaluationResult.Create(
proto_eval.InspectionContext,
proto_eval.StackFrame,
// Override the eval name with the original expression name, since it will
// have inherited the ",!" suffix.
Utility.GetExpressionName(expression_),
Utility.GetExpressionFullName(expression_),
proto_eval.Flags,
custom_display_str, //success_eval.Value,
proto_eval.EditableValue,
proto_eval.Type,
proto_eval.Category,
proto_eval.Access,
proto_eval.StorageType,
proto_eval.TypeModifierFlags,
proto_eval.Address,
proto_eval.CustomUIVisualizers,
proto_eval.ExternalModules,
null
);
state_ = EvaluationState.Evaluated;
}
