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"var" Cope.debugging.debug	(		var = undefined,
		str	name = None,
			color = ...,
		Literal['pprint', 'custom', 'repr']	show = 'custom',
		bool	func = None,
		bool	file = None,
		bool	path = None,
		int	calls = 1,
		bool	active = True,
		bool	background = False,
		int	depth = ...,
		int	width = ...,
		bool	stackTrace = False,
		bool	raiseError = False,
			clr = ...,
		bool	trace = False,
		bool	bg = False,
		bool	throwError = False,
		bool	throw = False         # Alias of raiseError
	)

Print variable names and values for easy debugging.

   Usage:
       debug()          -> Prints a standard message to just tell you that it's getting called
       debug('msg')     -> Prints the string along with metadata
       debug(var)       -> Prints the variable name, type, and value
       foo = debug(bar) -> Prints the variable name, type, and value, and returns the variable
       @debug           -> Use as a decorator to make note of when the function is called

   Args:
       var: The variable or variables to print
       name: Manully specify the name of the variable
       color: A number between 0-5, or 3 or 4 tuple/list of color data to print the debug message as
       func: Ensure that the function the current call is called from is shown
       file: Ensure that the file the current call is called from is shown
       path: Show the full path of the current file, isntead of it's relative path
       useRepr: Use __repr__() instead of __str__() on the given variable
       limitToLine: If var is a list/tuple/dict/set, only show as many items as will fit on one terminal line, overriden by minItems
       minItems: If var is a list/tuple/dict/set, don't truncate more than this many items
       maxItems: If var is a list/tuple/dict/set, don't show more than this many items
       stackTrace: Prints a neat stack trace of the current call
       calls: If you're passing in a return from a function, say calls=2
       background: Changes the background color instead of the forground color
       active: Conditionally disables the function
       clr: Alias of color
       _repr: Alias of useRepr
       trace: Alias of stackTrace
       bg: Alias of background

Definition at line 281 of file debugging.py.