Also notice: the first frame has a big parameterized callable type, but in the unexpanded form, just the name is shown.
Anonymous function
This PR also adds a special case for anonymous functions. Instead of a generated name like #15 or #24#25, it shows "anonymous function" and you can hover to learn what that phrase means:
Compare this to the REPL:
Highlighted function argument names
The argument names are now highlighted in grey (x in sqrt(x::Float64))
We now use Julia's built-in (curly-bracket matched) method to shorten type information. (From https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/49795, suggested by https://github.com/fonsp/Pluto.jl/issues/3006.)
You can click to expand and see all types.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9800dc79-b47a-4392-b564-7f62753d0ced
Also notice: the first frame has a big parameterized callable type, but in the unexpanded form, just the name is shown.
Anonymous function
This PR also adds a special case for anonymous functions. Instead of a generated name like
#15
or#24#25
, it shows "anonymous function" and you can hover to learn what that phrase means:Compare this to the REPL:
Highlighted function argument names
The argument names are now highlighted in grey (
x
insqrt(x::Float64)
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