locate -- locate source code

Description

locate f -- for a symbol interpreted function f returns a sequence (n,i,c,j,d,k,e) describing the location of the definition in the source code. The name of the source file is n and the code is occupies line i column c through line j column d, with the central point of interest located at line k column e. If the function f is compiled, then the location is not available, and null is returned.

If f is a sequence, then lookup is applied first, and then the location of the resulting function is provided.

If f is null, then null is returned.

Ways to use `locate` :

"locate(DocumentTag)" -- see DocumentTag -- the class of all document tags
"locate(Function)"
"locate(Nothing)"
"locate(Pseudocode)"
"locate(Sequence)"
"locate(Symbol)"
"locate(TestInput)" -- see tests -- locate a package's tests

For the programmer

The object locate is a method function with a single argument.

locate -- locate source code

Description

Ways to use locate :

For the programmer

Ways to use `locate` :