Data-Printer
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BUG FIXES:
- proper color downgrade on terminals who only support 256 colors.
- fixed colorization tests
- fixed DB external filters
0.99_010 2018-05-21
BUG FIXES:
- extra debug info for failed colorization tests
- another fix for Panda::Date (Slaven ReziÄ)
0.99_009 2018-05-20
BUG FIXES:
- fix dualvar test on different locales (Slaven ReziÄ)
- fix Panda::Date test when en_US locale not present (Slaven ReziÄ)
0.99_008 2018-05-20
NEW FEATURES:
- show_dualvar (defaults to true) lets you know whenever both numeric
and string values of a variable are set to a different thing
(Philippe "BooK" Bruhat)
- maybe_colorize() accepts a 'default color' so filters can use it.
- extra_config() provies all non-core settings passed
to Data::Printer, so filters can use them.
- DateTime filter for Panda::Date (Sergey Aleynikov)
BUG FIXES:
- fixed DateTime external filters
- fix issue with dereferencing code refs (Håkon Hægland)
- fix 'pass' on globs, regexes and code references
(Håkon Hægland, Sergey Aleynikov)
OTHER:
- documentation improvements
0.99_007 2018-05-17
BUG FIXES:
- fix regex parsing in 5.10.1
- test fixes for 5.11
0.99_006 2018-05-17
BUG FIXES:
- fix longstanding issue of displaying weirdly-named objects
like 'HASH' or "0" (github issue #105) (bessarabov + dur-randir)
- fix test for UNIVERSAL::DOES
OTHER:
- documentation improvements
- remove undocumented and unsupported extra option in
external filters.
0.99_005 2018-05-13
BUG FIXES:
- fix regex filter on perl 5.8
- improve ISA detection in perl 5.8 without MRO::Compat
0.99_004 2018-05-12
BUG FIXES:
- fix tests on win32
0.99_003 2018-05-11
BUG FIXES:
- fix test plan issue on some versions of Test::More
- die from caller perspective on filter error
- drop support for Sort::Naturally::XS
0.99_002 2018-05-10
BUG FIXES:
- fix tests when bogus RC file is present
- fix colored tests on travis
- fix refcount test on perls <= 5.12
- reset internal state after parsing
- when scouting for methods, ensure GVs are named
- synced p() and np() code so they behave exactly the same
- fix use_prototypes => 0
- prevent "double plan" warninga on tests
OTHER:
- extra tests to increase code coverage
- improved error handling in themes
- function to convert old RC format to the new one
- improved README
- extra debug info on test failures
- cleanup on unreachable code
0.99_001 2018-04-21
BACKWARDS-INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE
- new format for the .dataprinterrc file
NEW FEATURES:
- Data::Printer::Object available for public usage!
(big thanks to frew && rjbs)
- use DDP; p $foo, as => 'this is a label';
Hopefully this helps people tag their debug code without having
to write caller_info => 1, caller_message => '...'
- theme => 'XXX' will try and load Data::Printer::Theme::XXX,
which you can create to share your colour scheme with the world!
- speaking of colours, you can now use up to 256 of them
(if your terminal supports them, of course)
- print only a slice of arrays and hashes with:
- array_max => 10 (default is 50, set it to 0 for unlimited)
- array_overflow => '(...skipping __SKIPPED__ items...)'
- array_preserve => 'begin'
if the array has more than array_max elements, preserve the first
array_max elements and replace the rest with '(...skipping XX items...)'.
Other available options are 'end', 'middle', 'extremes', and 'none'.
- hash_max / hash_overflow / hash_preserve (same! note however that
preserved keys will only be the same if hash keys are sorted)
Defaults to 50.
- ignore_keys to skip their dump (feature by Eugen Konkov)
- string_max/string_overflow/string_preserve to limit string entries (scalars),
just like arrays and hashes. Defaults to 1024 and 'begin'. Set it
to 0 for unlimited size.
- new 'separator', 'brackets' and 'overflow' colors to control
- unicode_charnames, when set to 1 (together with escape_chars)
will try and use the Unicode name when escaping strings.
So `$s = "\x{2603}"; p $s` will output "\N{SNOWMAN}"
- show_refcount => 1 exposes the reference count for the data structure
(and inner data) if the count is greater than 1. (default 0, showing no refcounts).
- show_memsize => 1 shows the (approximated) amount of memory the variable
occupies for all variables on that level. This means that '1' will show
the size of the entire data structure, while 2 will also show sizes of
inner data, 3 will go even deeper and so on. To get the size of everything,
use 'all' - though usually you'll probably want to just use '1'.
This requires Devel::Size, so the default is 0 for none.
- memsize_unit defined in which unit to show the memory usage. Can be
set to 'b'(ytes), 'k'(ilobytes), 'm'(egabytes) or 'auto' (the default).
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