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26.0.50; Represent eieio objects using object-print in backtraces and edebug |
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Thu, 29 Dec 2016 12:52:19 -0800 |
EIEIO class instances can either be represented using the read-only
#<class-name object string> style, or as vectors, dumping all the slot
information. For large or recursive objects, this can take some time, and
can also make for very large strings. In backtraces and edebug, in
particular, this can make it very difficult to see what's happening.
Objects have an `object-print' method which produces the #<foo>
representation, but this appears to only sometimes be used in edebug,
and never in backtraces.
It would be great if object-print could always be used, or if there were
an option to toggle this.
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Re: bug#25295: 26.0.50; Represent eieio objects using object-print in backtraces and edebug |
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Thu, 18 Oct 2018 12:01:58 -0700 |
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This is either done, or thoroughly out of date.
On 10/21/17 23:21 PM, Stefan Monnier wrote:
>> How about we just apply this and see what happens?
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> AFAIK, that's exactly what's been done in Emacs-26 already.
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> Stefan
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