<stringnotr="true">This is an internal tool to make debugging the Custom Data Dumper code easier. Using this action is in general not needed unless you want do debug Qt Creator itself.</string>
<string>When this option is checked, 'Step Into' compresses several steps into one in certain situations, leading to 'less noisy' debugging. So will, e.g., the atomic
<string>When this option is checked, 'Step Into' compresses several steps into one in certain situations, leading to 'less noisy' debugging. So will, e.g., the atomic
reference counting code be skipped, and a single 'Step Into' for a signal emission will end up directly in the slot connected to it.</string>
<string>Checking this will make enable tooltips for variable values during debugging. Since this can slow down debugging and does not provide reliable information as it does not use scope information, it is switched off by default.</string>
<stringnotr="true">This is an internal tool to make debugging the Custom Data Dumper code easier. Using this action is in general not needed unless you want do debug Qt Creator itself.</string>
<string>Checking this will make enable tooltips for variable values during debugging. Since this can slow down debugging and does not provide reliable information as it does not use scope information, it is switched off by default.</string>
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<string>Use tooltips while debugging</string>
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