class test:
@pysnooper.snoop()
def init(self):
a=10
self.b = 12 / 3
c = a / 2
a = c
test()
the output of pysnooper is this
Source path:... /workspaces/pysnooper-test.py
Starting var:.. self = <main.test object at 0x7f5b75c6ab60>
23:39:15.038150 call 5 def init(self):
23:39:15.038330 line 6 a=10
New var:....... a = 10
23:39:15.038350 line 7 self.b = 12 / 3
23:39:15.038387 line 8 c = a / 2
New var:....... c = 5.0
23:39:15.038405 line 9 a = c
Modified var:.. a = 5.0
23:39:15.038428 return 9 a = c
Return value:.. None
I think it would be very nice, if I could see the value of self.b as well as the value of a, c, and d.
Hi,
just have a look on this simple code example:
the output of pysnooper is this
I think it would be very nice, if I could see the value of self.b as well as the value of a, c, and d.