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Elision is too aggressive #2

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cgrand opened this issue Oct 11, 2018 · 5 comments
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Elision is too aggressive #2

cgrand opened this issue Oct 11, 2018 · 5 comments

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cgrand commented Oct 11, 2018

@castrogerardo

oh! and turning off elision or at least more granular configuration. I don't believe in the past I was able to configure the level of elision using the print-level var
today we basically pprint all our data structures

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cgrand commented Oct 12, 2018

Setting *print-level* and *print-length* do work (I'm not saying it used to work).

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castrogerardo commented Oct 16, 2018

hmmm, setting them to nil (unlimited?) and evaluating a form that returns a sufficiently large data structure still results in elision...

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cgrand commented Oct 17, 2018

nil is treated as default by unrepl, so try Long/MAX_VALUE

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ok, got it working. thank you

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Actually, I should clarify. setting print-length to Long/MAX_VALUE allows me to print all items in a collection, but each individual item is still has some elision. setting print-level to Long/MAX_VALUE appears to have no effect. setting print-level to 1 causes the evaluation of the nested form to throw an exception

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