> It would help very much to get at least a list of function arguments?
The methods are usually stored as function references like {"name":
function("12") ...}
I include the following method in objects:
function! s:prototype.Methods(...) dict "{{{3
TVarArg ['pattern', '\d\+']
let o = items(self)
call filter(o, 'type(v:val[1]) == 2 && string(v:val[1]) =~
"^function(''\\d\\+'')"')
let acc = {}
for e in o
let id = matchstr(string(e[1]), pattern)
if !empty(id)
let acc[id] = e[0]
endif
endfor
return acc
endf
This will return a dictionary with the numbers as keys and the method
names as values.
You could turn this into an function externally iterating over the
dictionary of course.
let o = {'Foo': function('12')}
Methods(o)[12]
=> Foo
Or that's the idea.
I'd also appreciate it if the trace included information about the
function name though.
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