This is good advice. I'm an elisp novice but I've found setting breakpoints using edebug (edebug-set-breakpoint) and then evaluating and traversing the code (ed

This is good advice. I'm an elisp novice but I've found setting breakpoints using edebug (edebug-set-breakpoint) and then evaluating and traversing the code (edebug-eval-expression) to be very helpful in making the code more tangible (and obviously in debugging :)).