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Hi! Currently when I tap> a map that contains a vector value, this is shown in the inspector viewer:
{2}
:id 1
:vals. [2]
with a lot of unused space. Would it be possible to display the vector partly inline, like
{2}
:id 1
:vals. [2] [1 2 3 4 ...]
(for the subset of it that fits onto the screen)?
The way it is now I always need to click around to look at stuff.I have a key binding for tap>
with the tree viewer metadata for when I want to see stuff fully auto-expanded: https://github.com/seancorfield/vscode-clover-setup/blob/develop/config.cljs#L10

This is brilliant, I need to do this!
I see, thank you. I guess that would work fine when I know the data is small and I could make a custom viewer derived from tree when it is bigger (until tree already handles that)