In article m28vn0wv1e.fsf@common-lisp.net, Helmut Eller heller@common-lisp.net wrote:
- Mark H. David [2011-11-28 00:31] writes:
OK, how about a way to control the cutoff, or make the cutoff much higher? I'm the Lisp debugger, it's not prettier with 75 characters, just hiding my info.
It is prettier when each local variable fits on a single line. If we assume 80 chars per line and subtract some space for the variable name then no more than 75 are visible. For the full information you can use the inspector or the d command.
Helmut
These explicit commands work on a single datum at a time, though. Sometimes you want to look at more items at the same time in more detail. What about a key (e.g. +) to reprint the items with an increased maximum length? You can press the key multiple times for increasing the detail level as desired. The same key can also apply to the inspector buffer.
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