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repr not called for subclasses of 'int' in hex view

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The screenshot is pretty self-explanatory. I should see test, but in Hexadecimal Display, I see 0x0.

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Created 6 years ago
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zoobacommented, Dec 21, 2017

That’s something to consider, especially as we’re working on ptvsd right now to make it more of a “visible” thing. Currently we don’t support any use of it beyond enabling attach for remote debugging (and if you’re doing local F5 debugging then you shouldn’t import it at all).

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huguesvcommented, Nov 6, 2018

We have a new debug engine in the 15.8 release, if you still see this problem, please open an issue at https://github.com/Microsoft/ptvsd

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