Closed Malabarba closed 9 years ago
Looking at the source code of async--insert-sexp, I see it uses prin1. I think there should be a let form around that expression to prevent truncation of the printed data, like:
async--insert-sexp
prin1
(let (print-level print-length) (prin1 sexp (current-buffer)))
I've had users reporting errors involving ellipses in the background function.
(Namely bruce-connor/paradox#37 and bruce-connor/paradox#50)
Done thanks.
thierryvolpiatto
commented
9 years ago
Looking at the source code of
async--insert-sexp, I see it usesprin1. I think there should be a let form around that expression to prevent truncation of the printed data, like:I've had users reporting errors involving ellipses in the background function.
(Namely bruce-connor/paradox#37 and bruce-connor/paradox#50)