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Note that trace is implemented in terms of unsafePerformIO (which is fine for debugging). To get a trace message, you need to attach the trace to something tha
by sfvisser 11y ago
Note that trace is implemented in terms of unsafePerformIO (which is fine for debugging).
To get a trace message, you need to attach the trace to something that does get evaluated. I mostly define a somewhat simpler helper like this:
tt :: Show a => a -> a
tt x = trace (show x) x
So you surround your expressions with it and see there values, when those values get evaluated of course. Eg:
myParser = (\_ code -> tt code) <$> parseComment <*> parseCode
- jcl 11y agoNote: I just looked at the docs linked in creichert's sibling post, and I noticed that Debug.Trace provides traceShow as a helper.