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Though, up down which come from pry-stack_explorer work quite well for me.
Could you please give a example for describe how up/down work? if it should same as pry-stack_explorer?
Following is my test case when use with break.
From: /home/common/Project/pryx/5.rb:21 Object#hello3: 19: def hello3 20: x = 4 => 21: binding.pry 22: end [1] pry(main)> up Cannot go further up the stack [2] pry(main)> down Cannot go further down the stack [3] pry(main)>
But, it works when use with 'pry-stack_explorer'
Frame number: 0/4 From: /home/common/Project/pryx/5.rb:22 Object#hello3: 20: def hello3 21: x = 4 => 22: binding.pry 23: end [1] pry(main)> up Frame number: 1/4 Frame type: method From: /home/common/Project/pryx/5.rb:17 Object#hello2: 15: def hello2 16: x = 3 => 17: hello3 18: end [2] pry(main)> up Frame number: 2/4 Frame type: method From: /home/common/Project/pryx/5.rb:12 Object#hello1: 10: def hello1 11: x = 2 => 12: hello2 13: end [3] pry(main)>
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Though, up down which come from pry-stack_explorer work quite well for me.
Could you please give a example for describe how up/down work? if it should same as pry-stack_explorer?
Following is my test case when use with break.
But, it works when use with 'pry-stack_explorer'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: