Add warntype_last (fixing inference probs.) #175
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After left-clicking on a bar, you can call `warntype_last()` from the REPL and see the results of `code_warntype` for the bar you clicked on.
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Re Cthulhu, CC @vchuravy, @aviatesk, @simeonschaub. I don't know why I didn't add this years ago. |
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Since class starts shortly and I want to demo this, I'll merge it now and we can fix it later. |
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Oooh, this is nice! Saw the video and wondered "has this always been available", but no.... It's brand new. Thanks! |
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After left-clicking on a bar, you can call
warntype_last()from the REPL and see the results of
code_warntypefor the bar you clicked on.
This is basically "Cthulhu-lite." It doesn't require quite the same level of expertise with Julia, at the cost of less flexibility and power in the analysis.