Feature. Anchor navigation. Expanding print-trace util capabilities. #6
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1. Named anchors
Mark any map with
"__anchor"or:__anchor, then jump to it with"@name"regardless of nesting depth. The resolver finds the nearest ancestor with that name, so duplicate anchor names are safe — each command resolves to its own closest one:Anchors and
"../"can be combined in one path — after jumping to the anchor, navigation continues from there:{:commando/from ["@section" "../" :base-price]}2. print-trace
Wraps an execution function and prints a flamegraph of all nested
commando/executecalls with timing stats, instruction keys, and optional titles.Add
:__titleor"__title"to the top level of any instruction to annotate that node in the flamegraph output.Takes a zero-argument function that calls
commando/executeand returns its result unchanged.Example
Output: