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Because most of the time I'm interested in the last spy, I found that I can inject this macro in my user NS, to avoid having to find the ep-id manually
(and because we can't do (sc.api/letsc (sc.api/last-ep-id) x) )
(defnfoo [x] (sc.api/spy x))
SPY <-20> /tmp/form-init17184007261798462834.clj:1
At Code Site -20, will save scope with locals [x]
=> #'user/foo
(foo12)
SPY [91-20] /tmp/form-init17184007261798462834.clj:1
At Execution Point 91 of Code Site -20, saved scope with locals [x]
SPY [91-20] /tmp/form-init17184007261798462834.clj:1
x
=>
12
=> 12
(letsc x)
=> 12
It's really a nice improvement I think, so I would like to share it with you in case you also think so.
Thanks for scope capture, I love it :)
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Hello !
Because most of the time I'm interested in the last spy, I found that I can inject this macro in my user NS, to avoid having to find the ep-id manually
(and because we can't do
(sc.api/letsc (sc.api/last-ep-id) x)
)I use it like this
It's really a nice improvement I think, so I would like to share it with you in case you also think so.
Thanks for scope capture, I love it :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: