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easydebug

tool: add debug statements after statements to store values

  • You can add debug statements after all statements to store values.
  • You can remove all debug statements with this tool, of course.
  • You can edit debug function dmp to arrange debug as you like

Installation

go get -u github.com/sanposhiho/easydebug

Usage

add debug statements

easydebug -f target.go -mode 0

remove debug statements

easydebug -f target.go -mode 1

sample

before

package main

func test() int {
	hoge := 1

	fuga := 3

	if hoge == 2 {
		fuga = abusoluteTwo()

		hoge = 12

	}

	return hoge + fuga
}

func abusoluteTwo() int {
	return 2
}

after

package main

func test() int {
	hoge := 1
	dmp("hoge", hoge)

	fuga := 3
	dmp("fuga", fuga)

	if hoge == 2 {
		fuga = abusoluteTwo()
		dmp("fuga", fuga)

		hoge = 12
		dmp("hoge", hoge)

	}

	return hoge + fuga
}

func abusoluteTwo() int {
	return 2
}

// generated from goeasydebug
// function for data dump
func dmp(valueName string, v ...interface{}) {
  for _, vv := range(v) {
      // arrange debug as you like
      fmt.Printf("%s: %#v\n",valueName, vv)
  }
}

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