CompileError trace now points to the parameters list in a lambda form (when the error is there) instead of the whole lambda form, which can be confusing when the body is long. This is how I intended it to work in the first place, but I did have to change the implementation of the .parameters() method a little to make it work. I'm still not totally sure if it's possible to hit a trace in every method that has one.
CompileErrortrace now points to the parameters list in a lambda form (when the error is there) instead of the whole lambda form, which can be confusing when the body is long. This is how I intended it to work in the first place, but I did have to change the implementation of the.parameters()method a little to make it work. I'm still not totally sure if it's possible to hit a trace in every method that has one.