Yes I have, although wrongly:
as_string (call ("procedure-source", obj))
I realized what I wanted was again
object_to_string (call ("procedure-source", obj))
And now I see thinks like:
((lambda () (exec-delayed cmd)))
Which aren't of any help... :,-(
I'll try to find another way of getting what I want, thanks.
Cheers,
Miguel.
Gubinelli Massimiliano wrote:
have you tried to call procedure-source? I think that most of them will be
unreadable since generated by some macro code. there is always at least one
delayed command in the queue which is the one performing the autosave for the
current buffer.
best
max
On 24 mars 2012, at 15:07, Miguel de Benito Delgado wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to debug an insidious bug related to the execution of delayed
commands (exec_pending_commands()) and I want to know what those commands are.
Inside object_command_rep::apply() I'd like to add something like
cout<< "command apply: "<< object_to_string(obj)<< "\n";
and get something more useful than
command apply: #<procedure #f ()>
How can I examine the code of the procedure? Is it even possible at this stage?
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