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Have you tried the functions in the clojure.stacktrace namespace? They are limited, but might get you some of what you want.
by fogus 16y ago
Have you tried the functions in the clojure.stacktrace namespace? They are limited, but might get you some of what you want.
- mark_l_watson 16y agoI have tried that, and it is not really what I want. I believe that solving the stacktrace problem is a big job for the Clojure dev team, so patience is in order. That said, in doing Clojure development, this is the only thing that really bugs me.
- technomancy 16y agoThe clj-stacktrace third-party lib does a much better job of this. I have hopes that it can be merged into Clojure in the future. (Not in 1.2 though; it's already in RC-stage.)
- mark_l_watson 16y agoThanks Philip, that is good to know. Clojure is awesome, but it does still have some rough spots. BTW, I looked at your resume: you are a major contributor to open source projects (you have worked on 13 projects that I use), and I am not, so I should stop complaining if things are not yet just the way I like them :-)
- mark_l_watson 16y agoAfter trying clj-stacktrace for a long while, I agree, this would be good to merge into Clojure.