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First of all, I really love zeallot! Simple, basic, coherent, very useful.
However, during debugging in e.g. RStudio I often step through code and step into functions, which is easily done just pressing Alt+F4. However, if I want to step into function f below I enter into a bunch of tryCatch statement and it is very hard to reach into f(x).
c(a, b) %<-% f(x)
Would it be possible to simplify the function chain so that one quickly enters the internals of f(x)? Or another way that I can enter into f(x)? I would prefer not having to stop the program, enter a browser() statement and rerun, as I often do now when debugging my Shiny app.
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First of all, I really love zeallot! Simple, basic, coherent, very useful.
However, during debugging in e.g. RStudio I often step through code and step into functions, which is easily done just pressing Alt+F4. However, if I want to step into function f below I enter into a bunch of tryCatch statement and it is very hard to reach into f(x).
Would it be possible to simplify the function chain so that one quickly enters the internals of
f(x)
? Or another way that I can enter intof(x)
? I would prefer not having to stop the program, enter abrowser()
statement and rerun, as I often do now when debugging my Shiny app.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: