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Reconstructed Types window always blank. #90

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x64bugreport opened this issue Oct 31, 2020 · 2 comments
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Reconstructed Types window always blank. #90

x64bugreport opened this issue Oct 31, 2020 · 2 comments
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ida version 7.5 sp2 in win10
re_types_form_init(); g_ReconstractedTypes always empty。

This feature is not yet complete? Or is there a bug in this function? Hope it can be resolved.
Every time you open the object manager, two windows pop up, which is very inconvenient. Can you add a menu to trigger the "refactor type" window.

Hope to get a reply, thank you very much.

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The reason it might be blank is you reversing a file which was not compiled with RTTI information. This informaion is needed to fill this window. Two windows pops-up because I believe ‘rconstructable types’ window is more usefull, but doesnt works in all cases (no rtti found for example). Do you have good ideas how this could be improved?

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x64bugreport commented Oct 31, 2020

@blackzert @matrosov The test file uses a dynamic library related to qtcore. Make sure there is content related to rtti and the window is still empty under ida7.5. Can you provide a relevant test file? In addition, I noticed that the right-click operation code in the current main branch code object window has been commented out, which makes it impossible to press the V key to create a virtual table. Why is this part of the code commented?

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