1. ADDING NEW DEBUG FEATURE in 2.4 ROB
- Posted by Bernie Ryan <xotron at bluefrognet.net> Feb 26, 2003
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Rob: Why don't you allow user to set the pretty print options for example: WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS PRETTY(sequence_of_options) Then all you need to do in source is use the user sequence options when dumping sequences in ex.err. This would allow users to dump out in hex, or not print the ascii, etc.
2. Re: ADDING NEW DEBUG FEATURE in 2.4 ROB
- Posted by Juergen Luethje <eu.lue at gmx.de> Feb 26, 2003
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Hi Bernie, you wrote: > Rob: > Why don't you allow user to set the pretty print > options for example: > > > WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS > > PRETTY(sequence_of_options) > > Then all you need to do in source is use the user sequence > options when dumping sequences in ex.err. This would > allow users to dump out in hex, or not print the ascii, etc. Great! Or maybe even simpler: WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS (sequence_of_options) Best regards, Juergen -- /"\ ASCII ribbon campain | \ / against HTML in | Superstition brings bad luck. X e-mail and news, | / \ and unneeded MIME |
3. Re: ADDING NEW DEBUG FEATURE in 2.4 ROB
- Posted by rubis at fem.unicamp.br Feb 26, 2003
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Nice ideia ! At 13:18 26/2/2003, you wrote: > > >Rob: > Why don't you allow user to set the pretty print > options for example: > > > WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS > > PRETTY(sequence_of_options) > > Then all you need to do in source is use the user sequence > options when dumping sequences in ex.err. This would > allow users to dump out in hex, or not print the ascii, etc. > > > > >TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE!
4. Re: ADDING NEW DEBUG FEATURE in 2.4 ROB
- Posted by Bernie Ryan <xotron at bluefrognet.net> Feb 26, 2003
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Great! > Or maybe even simpler: > WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS (sequence_of_options) Juergen: Using my method would allow the user to change the format options at different points in a program. Bernie
5. Re: ADDING NEW DEBUG FEATURE in 2.4 ROB
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> Feb 27, 2003
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Bernie Ryan wrote: > Why don't you allow user to set the pretty print > options for example: > > > WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS > > PRETTY(sequence_of_options) > > Then all you need to do in source is use the user sequence > options when dumping sequences in ex.err. This would > allow users to dump out in hex, or not print the ascii, etc. I imagine people would really want to control the format per-variable, rather than setting the options for their whole program, but I see what you mean. I'll keep this issue in mind. Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
6. Re: ADDING NEW DEBUG FEATURE in 2.4 ROB
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> Feb 27, 2003
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Andy Serpa wrote: > BTW, in your docs it should now say: > > '? x' is short-hand for pretty_print(1,x) > > instead of "print(1,x)", unless I've misunderstood... Thanks. I'll correct that. Actually, it's equivalent to: pretty_print(1, x, {}) where {} gives you the default options. Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
7. Re: ADDING NEW DEBUG FEATURE in 2.4 ROB
- Posted by Juergen Luethje <jlpost at arcor.de> Feb 27, 2003
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Hi Bernie, you wrote: >> Or maybe even simpler: > >> WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS (sequence_of_options) > > Juergen: > > Using my method would allow the user to > change the format options at different > points in a program. Using my method would allow this too... well, at least in my imagination.-----------------==-------------------------==------------------------- WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS ({1}) ... WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS ({2}) ... WITHOUT PRETTY_OPTIONS -- this probably would mean WITH default options ... WITH PRETTY_OPTIONS ({0}) ... -----------------==-------------------------==------------------------- This is just an idea. I actually don't know, if this is possible, or which way of implementing that feature is better. > Bernie Best regards, Juergen -- /"\ ASCII ribbon campain | while not asleep do \ / against HTML in | sheep += 1 X e-mail and news, | end while / \ and unneeded MIME |