Re: Pattern match failure leads to lots of output
"Neil Mitchell" <[email protected]> Fri, 1 Sep 2006 23:00:27 +0100
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Hi > OK, that gives: > > pattern match failure: g_v1624 (Num__sc0_Num instNum_v32) (Maybe2_Just2 (Maybe1_Just1 (Num_fromInt instNum_v32 1))) Maybe2_Nothing2 Before any patches? For me with the May 2006 WinHugs, that gives output forever. > after my patch: > > pattern match failure: g (Just2 (Just1 (fromInt 1))) Nothing2 > > which is almost readable. Maybe I should hide fromInt/fromDouble too. the fromInt would be nice to be hidden, but not really a problem. The one thing I don't like about that simplification is that g_v162 -> g. When I see g_v162 thats kind of vague, but its definately saying "a child of g" - as I read it. Now you loose the distinction between g and child of g. What would of course be lovely would be g_f, for cases where g has a named inner function that is crashing. I'm not sure how much work that is to add though. Even better would be a stack trace (showing the equivalent strict stack trace), but I realise thats probably a large change :) Thanks Neil