Understood, thanks anyway. Regrettably, I suspect that debugging the debugger
is beyond my abilities. Maybe someday...
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That sounds like a bug. I did inherit the debugger, it's true, but it
really is a DrRacket plugin, separate from DrRacket proper. I try to
fix things when I can, but if you wanted to try to fix this one,
that'd be great. :)
Robby
On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 10:14 AM, brendan wrote:
> Also, while I'
Also, while I've got the DrRacket expert here, I'm having a couple of issues
with the debugger. The main one is that every time I turn it on I get a series
of dialog boxes asking permission to debug the imported module files. There's
often a lot of them, and often long delays between when they a
This is a long shot, but... is there a similar workaround for jumping to the
defining file of an imported identifier, or to a particular module in a require
form? Those are the other ones I miss a lot.
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Outstanding, thank you.
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The right-click identifier documentation link is based on a successful
compilation. At least for now. Here are some alternatives:
- you can type "f1" and this will do a search based on the text near
the insertion point. You can't jump directly to the docs, but it
should be pretty good.
- I've exp
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