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12.3 Examining the output of tracing

When you call a function that is traced, LispWorks collects information about the arguments it was called with and the values that it returned. This information is printed to the trace output stream, which might be the Listener or the Background Output. In addition, if a Tracer tool is on the screen, the information is shown in its Output Text view and collected in its Output Data view in a tree format.

Each call is a node in the tree with a icon. Double-click on it to show the source of that function, if available, in the Editor.

A call node has several kinds of subnode:

• Any subnodes with a icon show calls to traced functions within the parent function.

• Subnodes marked with a represent folded data. These are older calls which are hidden automatically to reduce clutter. Expand this node to reveal the folder data.

You can collapse the tree by clicking on the toolbar button.

You can clear the trace output data from the display by clicking on the toolbar button.

You can restore the last cleared output data by clicking on the toolbar button.

This simply displays the textual trace output.

LispWorks IDE User Guide (Unix version) - 13 Sep 2017

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