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100    type format
121 Type formats enable you to quickly override the default format for displaying
125 hex, you can add a format to the int type.
131    (lldb) type format add --format hex int
135 The ``--format`` (which you can shorten to -f) option accepts a :doc:`format
137 new format applied.
141 can add a format just to that typedef by using type format add with the name
162    (lldb) type format add -f hex A
163    (lldb) type format add -f uint8_t[] C
181    (lldb) type format add -C no -f hex A
182    (lldb) type format add -C no -f uint8_t[] C
203    (lldb) type format add -f hex int
211 format for type T to values of type T* and T& respectively.
215    (lldb) type format add -f float32[] int
219    (lldb) type format add -f float32[] int -p
226 format, which means you are effectively formatting the address stored in the
230 If you need to delete a custom format simply type type format delete followed
231 by the name of the type to which the format applies.Even if you defined the
232 same format for multiple types on the same command, type format delete will
233 only remove the format for the type name passed as argument.
235 To delete ALL formats, use ``type format clear``. To see all the formats
236 defined, use type format list.
238 If all you need to do, however, is display one variable in a custom format,
247 format or till you let your program run again.
255 …       |                  | the default LLDB algorithm is used to pick a format                   …
332 class or struct in a custom format, you cannot do that using formats.
336 format, as in the following example:
460 summary strings, regardless of the format they have applied to their types. To
461 do that, you can use %format inside an expression path, as in ${var.x->x%u},
464 You can also use some other special format markers, not available for formats
573 and display them in any format you like. If you only need one bit you can use
594 …bers that prove interesting to your debugging task. You can tell LLDB to format arrays in special …
623 … you can then inspect that one item in greater detail, without the array format getting in the way:
654 you can print a 0-terminated string (C-string) using the %s format, omitting
863 semantics that a custom format attached using the -f option has: it stays
1234 now these are formatters, you can even replace them with your own if so you
1281   cascading will not work. The clang compiler, part of the LLVM project, emits