I'm using Qt creator and I swear I've seen it display static array elements before. I don't recall updating the IDE, the compiler, the debugger or anything else, so I'm not sure what's going on. I've tried the two ways I know to display array elements and none of them seem to be working.

I have a struct like this:

struct Student
{
    int id;
    string name;
    string email;
    long int phone;
};

and then a static array like this:

Student students[100];

which I'm populating with test data in this function:

void populateStudents(Student students[], int &size)
{
    students[0]={14562, "Bill Stewart", "", 56723565};
    students[1]={12684, "Joan Murray", "", 43560056};
    students[2]={13118, "Alex Taylor", "", 64223053};
    students[3]={11902, "Pamela Brandon", "", 74534230};
    size=4;
}

So I also have this function to find a specific item in the array:

string findName(Student students[], int size, int id){
    for (int i=0; i!=size; i++){
        if (students[i].id==id)
            return students[i].name;
    }
    return "";
}

and I'm exploring the data while it's being executed, but I've tried adding "@10" to the expression evaluator to show the first 10 items in the array, but I only get the first one displayed and some of the items show up as pointers...

Also tried adding a new expression evaluator like this: Student[10]students (class name[items I want to view]variable name) but this time it doesn't even recognize my array:

Of course, the data is correctly stored in the array and the program is working fine, only the debugger is not showing the data correctly.

I recall using both methods in the past and seeing them work... What am I missing here? These are my debugging settings: