Public Vars

inspect-table (clj)

function

(inspect-table data)

creates a graphical (Swing) inspector on the supplied regular data, which must be a sequential data structure of data structures of equal length

Examples

clojure/core.typed

(deftest atom?-test
  (is-tc-e #(atom? "abc") [-> Boolean]
           :requires [[clojure.inspector :refer [atom?]]])
  (is-tc-err #(atom? "abc") [-> String]
             :requires [[clojure.inspector :refer [atom?]]]))

(deftest inspect-table-test
  (is-tc-e #(inspect-table [[1 2 3] [4 5 6] [7 8 9] [10 11 12]]) [-> javax.swing.JFrame]
             :requires [[clojure.inspector :refer [inspect-table]]])
  (is-tc-err #(inspect-table 1)
             :requires [[clojure.inspector :refer [inspect-table]]]))

typedclojure/typedclojure

(deftest atom?-test
  (is-tc-e #(atom? "abc") [-> Boolean]
           :requires [[clojure.inspector :refer [atom?]]])
  (is-tc-err #(atom? "abc") [-> String]
             :requires [[clojure.inspector :refer [atom?]]]))

(deftest inspect-table-test
  (is-tc-e #(inspect-table [[1 2 3] [4 5 6] [7 8 9] [10 11 12]]) [-> javax.swing.JFrame]
             :requires [[clojure.inspector :refer [inspect-table]]])
  (is-tc-err #(inspect-table 1)
             :requires [[clojure.inspector :refer [inspect-table]]]))

reborg/clojure-essential-reference

(require '[clojure.inspector :refer [inspect-table]]) ; <1>

(inspect-table events)
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