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by dragonwriter
1283 days ago
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> Debug? You don’t. If by “debug” you mean “step through with a debugger” (at least Ruby’s standard debugger), sure (except at the steps with blocks, which you can easily insert as noops as needed with #tap). But, honestly, I almost never resort to using a debugger in practice, so minor variations in where breakpoints can be set aren’t something I see as a big deal. > and almost always makes you “unroll” it into its boring, “classic” form. No, it never makes you unroll it in Ruby. |
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