The value of an ARRAY at a breakpoint is not visible
I've asked a related question elsewhere but I still would like to know why I do not see the value of an array @x:
Solution
Tested on Windows 10, you just need to click the > sign in front of the @x array to expand the view and show its elements (as noted in the comments by @amon):
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