On https://astexplorer.net/ it's possible to see/highlight the corresponding node when code is selected, and code when the node is selected. This makes it really easy to check that we're looking at the part of the AST/code that we expect we are.
Suggested solution
It would be awesome if this ast-explorer supported a feature like this, as it has far more modern versions of the AST parsers.
Alternative
Living without highlighting, or using the older versions of the parsers on https://astexplorer.net/
Clear and concise description of the problem
On https://astexplorer.net/ it's possible to see/highlight the corresponding node when code is selected, and code when the node is selected. This makes it really easy to check that we're looking at the part of the AST/code that we expect we are.
Suggested solution
It would be awesome if this ast-explorer supported a feature like this, as it has far more modern versions of the AST parsers.
Alternative
Living without highlighting, or using the older versions of the parsers on https://astexplorer.net/
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