Amin Ya
Is there a way to debug the code that macro generates? I think this issue limits debugging macros instead of helping it. ```julia macro itself(expr) return expr end ``` We...
> > > You can just hoist the part computing the output expression into a function and debug that one. Yes, it is possible to use `@macroexpand`, then define a...
So what if the macro call is part of a bigger program?
> > > It doesn't really make sense to me to debug the macro expansion during runtime because that is not when it is executed. Here I didn't mean the...
> @aminya the issue here is meant to make stepping through the generated code more like stepping through a function, with an option to just step over it in one...
You should open the issue with the example code in this repo: https://github.com/atom/language-ruby
@maxbrunsfeld Could you add a new maintainer so that they can release new versions?
This issue seems related: https://github.com/suda/tool-bar/issues/192
- One way is to just write a function that handles the changes and dispatches on separate callbacks for different grammar. This is independent of Tool-bar. ```ts function mycallback() {...
My concern is about the case when someone wants to use both modifiers and grammars. We should allow this too. My example allowed this. See `c` language for example that...