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Support printing of map types #61
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I'm curious about the separation here it looks like the array length is hard coded- I'd have thought eg proctl should support passing in the limit and callers (eg the debugger itself pass in the limits). |
Do you mean the nesting depth / array limit for printing? Yeah currently it's hard coded but it should definitely be a runtime configuration. There were some discussions concerning that in #55. |
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Use m[n:] to skip the first n keys of a map Map indexing is implemented with a linear scan Implements go-delve#61, go-delve#122
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Use m[n:] to skip the first n keys of a map Map indexing is implemented with a linear scan Implements go-delve#61, go-delve#122
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Should follow same semantics as printing a struct, i.e. limiting nesting depth.
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