Yes, in fact it was other bugfixes in the upcoming 1.9.1.
We will try to release it as fast as possible.

Regards.

Hmm, on my side, I get this:

Vector3.zero    Could not find a member `zero` for ``    System.String

Mathf.Abs(56f)    Failed to find a match for Abs(System.Char[])    System.String

Any idea why this is happening?

Hi,

We fixed the issue rearding Mathf.Abs(x). You should try to use the "f" C# numeric suffix as a workaround like Mathf.Abs(56f)
Vector3.zero works fine on our side.

Other issues are on the Unity3D side, and regarding debugger backend (that's why it does not work either with MonoDevelop)
- Generic method call using the watch is not yet possible (like GetComponent<Camera>())
- method call with string argument using the watch does not work properly (we sent bug reports to Unity3D QA)

Regards,
Sebastien

Well, I attached a project but... I don't think watch items are saved in the solution right? Maybe breakpoints are. Anyway, it's pretty much just an empty project with one tiny MonoBehavior. Just add a breakpoint in the if statement in Test.cs if there isn't one, then run the game in Unity, attach the debugger, and press space in the Unity Editor's game view to hit the breakpoint.

Now, if you add local variables/members (like, say, "x", or "transform.position") to the watch list, it works fine.

But for instance if you add any of the following, it fails:
CompareTag("MainCamera")
GetComponent<Camera>()
Vector3.zero
Mathf.Abs(x)

So it seems like you can't watch the return value of methods, or members of other classes, which is really not practical. Now, hopefully you get the same result, but I guess it's possible that there's something wrong in my setup that's causing this...? I know of at least two other people who have noticed similar behavior with the watch list though, so it seems it's probably a bug or a limitation of Visual Studio Tools for Unity. Hopefully it can be improved.

Thanks.

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