how to copy a line from the back trace

[Bo Yao]

Thanks, this also a question bother me for a while. Jim, how did you hide
package name in the backtrace, I always have
long-long-package::some-internal-symbol in my backtrace.

On Aug 3, 2017 7:57 AM, "73budden ." <budden73 at gmail.com> wrote:

Hi! This might help: (run it before your code)

(setf (cdr (assoc '*PRINT-RIGHT-MARGIN*
swank:*backtrace-printer-bindings*)) 500)

If 500 is not enough, try greater value.

2017-08-02 12:31 GMT+03:00, Jim Newton <jimka.issy at gmail.com>:
> Can someone tell me how I can grab a lisp expression from a stack trace,
as
> in copy it in emacs so I can re-paste and potentially edit it in the repl?
>
> When I move the cursor to the line, the entire text displays in the echo
> area at the bottom of the emacs window,  but when use use CNT-E to move to
> the end of the line, the line has been truncated and i see "..".  I'd like
> to copy/paste the un-truncated line.
>
> I'm attaching images of what I see.
>
> Kind regards
> Jim
>
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