(browseworthy-list? t)
Lists are only browseworthy if it is inconvenient to just look at the inline version (i.e., it is too big)
Lists are only browseworthy if it is inconvenient to just look at the inline version (i.e., it is too big)
(browseworthy-map? m)
Maps are only browseworthy if it is inconvenient to just look at the inline version (i.e., it is too big)
Maps are only browseworthy if it is inconvenient to just look at the inline version (i.e., it is too big)
Display the map all in one line. The name implies browsability - this unfortunately is not in place yet. Work in progress.
Display the map all in one line. The name implies browsability - this unfortunately is not in place yet. Work in progress.
A value to be rendered roughly in one line. If the value is a list or a map, it will be browsable as well
A value to be rendered roughly in one line. If the value is a list or a map, it will be browsable as well
Display a vector in one line
Display a vector in one line
The heading and current path in the map. When browsing nested maps and lists, the path component will display the full path from the root of the map, with navigation options along the way.
The heading and current path in the map. When browsing nested maps and lists, the path component will display the full path from the root of the map, with navigation options along the way.
A map summary is a list of its keys enclosed in brackets. The summary is given the comment token type to visually differentiate it from fully expanded maps
A map summary is a list of its keys enclosed in brackets. The summary is given the comment token type to visually differentiate it from fully expanded maps
A map entry is one key/value pair, formatted appropriately for their types
A map entry is one key/value pair, formatted appropriately for their types
A set entry is keyed by index, but does not show it: formats values appropriately for their types
A set entry is keyed by index, but does not show it: formats values appropriately for their types
A simple value, render it with its type so it gets highlighted
A simple value, render it with its type so it gets highlighted
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