Investigate redbug map support

After doing some experiments, like

iex(22)> :redbug.start(10, 10,'erlang:term_to_binary(1)')
{85, 1}
redbug done, timeout - 0
iex(23)> :redbug.start(10, 10,'erlang:term_to_binary({A, B})')
{85, 1}
redbug done, timeout - 0
iex(24)> :redbug.start(10, 10,'erlang:term_to_binary([_])')
{85, 1}
redbug done, timeout - 0
iex(25)> :redbug.start(10, 10,'erlang:term_to_binary(#{})')
{:argument_error, :no_matching_functions}
iex(26)> :redbug.start(10, 10,'erlang:term_to_binary(#\{\})')
{:bad_type, {:map, []}}
iex(27)> '#\{\}'
'\#{}'
iex(28)> i '#\{\}'
Term
  '\#{}'
Data type
  List
Description
  This is a list of integers that is printed as a sequence of characters
  delimited by single quotes because all the integers in it represent valid
  ASCII characters. Conventionally, such lists of integers are referred to as
  "charlists" (more precisely, a charlist is a list of Unicode codepoints,
  and ASCII is a subset of Unicode).
Raw representation
  [35, 123, 125]
Reference modules
  List
Implemented protocols
  Collectable, Enumerable, IEx.Info, Inspect, List.Chars, String.Chars

And looking at the code it looks like redbug doesn't support it.

Talk to the author about if and why that's the case.

nietaki / rexbug

Investigate redbug map support #13