Examining C++ objects

When displaying an C++ object, only the local member variables are shown. Access types (public, private, protected) are not distinguished among the variables. The member functions are not displayed. If you want to see their attributes, you can display them individually, but not in the context of a class. When displaying a derived class, the base class within it is shown as type class and will not be expanded.

Refer to the following topics for more information related to the material discussed in this topic.