branch: externals/inspector
commit f71647ba51313be7bebc3819abc524d3d8901fb7
Author: Mariano Montone <marianomont...@gmail.com>
Commit: Mariano Montone <marianomont...@gmail.com>
Long description formatting
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;; along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
;;; Commentary:
-;;;
-;;; Tool for inspection of Emacs Lisp objects.
-;;;
-;;; Usage:
-;;;
-;;; M-x `inspect-expression' to evaluate an elisp expression and inspect
the result.
-;;; M-x `inspect-last-sexp' to evaluate last sexp in current buffer and
inspect the result.
-;;;
-;;; Inside the inspector:
-;;;
-;;; M-x `inspector-pop' bound to letter l, to navigate to previous object.
-;;; M-x `inspector-quit' bound to letter q, to exit the inspector.
-;;;
-;;; Also, M-x `forward-button' and M-x `backward-button' are conveniently
bound to n and p.
-;;; They can be used for fast navigation across the buttons that the inspector
displays.
-;;;
-;;; Finally, you can use M-x `eval-expression' bound to letter e,
-;;; to evaluate an elisp expression using the object currently being inspected
(it is bound to *).
-;;;
-;;; From the Emacs debugger:
-;;;
-;;; When on an Emacs debugging backtrace, press letter i to inspect the
pointed frame and its local variables.
-;;;
-;;; When on edebug-mode, use C-c C-i for inspecting expressions in the
debugger.
+
+;; Tool for inspection of Emacs Lisp objects.
+;;
+;; Usage:
+;;
+;; M-x `inspect-expression' to evaluate an elisp expression and inspect
the result.
+;; M-x `inspect-last-sexp' to evaluate last sexp in current buffer and
inspect the result.
+;;
+;; Inside the inspector:
+;;
+;; M-x `inspector-pop' bound to letter l, to navigate to previous object.
+;; M-x `inspector-quit' bound to letter q, to exit the inspector.
+;;
+;; Also, M-x `forward-button' and M-x `backward-button' are conveniently bound
to n and p.
+;; They can be used for fast navigation across the buttons that the inspector
displays.
+;;
+;; Finally, you can use M-x `eval-expression' bound to letter e,
+;; to evaluate an elisp expression using the object currently being inspected
(it is bound to *).
+;;
+;; From the Emacs debugger:
+;;
+;; When on an Emacs debugging backtrace, press letter i to inspect the pointed
frame and its local variables.
+;;
+;; When on edebug-mode, use C-c C-i for inspecting expressions in the debugger.
;;; Code:
