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> it doesn't let you watch arbitrary expressions You can't watch expressions, but when the debugger comes up, and I think if you're stepping through too, you c
by kagevf 3y ago
> it doesn't let you watch arbitrary expressions
You can't watch expressions, but when the debugger comes up, and I think if you're stepping through too, you can hit "e" for eval and do any expression you basically want. Any variables used would need to be in scope, etc ...
(this is with sbcl and slime ... I'd bet sly supports similar)
- aidenn0 3y agoRight, but GPs comment about watchpoints in VS stands, they were accessible and easy to use, and could potentially provide value to the style of development that I use when working with CL.