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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
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Stack
Stack
shows the current evaluation stack, giving a list of the tags associated with evaluations that are currently being done.
Stack
[
pattern
]
gives a list of expressions currently being evaluated which match the pattern.
MORE INFORMATION
Stack
shows all expressions currently being evaluated.
You can call
Stack
from inside a dialog to see how the dialog was reached.
In the list returned by
Stack
[
pattern
]
, each expression is wrapped with
HoldForm
.
The maximum length of
Stack
is limited by
$RecursionLimit
.
Stack
has attribute
HoldFirst
.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(2)
Print the stack where the
Stack
command is being evaluated:
Print the detailed stack contents including function arguments:
Print the stack where the
Stack
command is being evaluated:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Print the detailed stack contents including function arguments:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(1)
Use
Stack
inside of
Dialog
to see how it was reached:
Stack
shows that the dialog from
2*
Dialog
[]
is entered first:
Upon return from the first dialog, the other is entered:
SEE ALSO
StackBegin
StackComplete
StackInhibit
Trace
TUTORIALS
The Evaluation Stack
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Low-Level System Spelunking
Symbolic Execution History
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