Ever put so many debug print statements in your code that you have trouble
figuring out which one the output is coming from so now you start prefixing them
with "foo", "bar", "qux", "yolo", "foo1", "foo2", "foo5"? Yeah,
me neither. Anyway, I made this thing.
Like print, show will print its arguments. But it will also print the
expressions that produced those arguments (unless an argument is given by
keyword, in which case the keyword is printed). Oh, and it also has colors.
And it prints the source location of the show statement.
Instead of print you write show. That's it.
It only works if you call show as show, that is, no passing around function
pointers (or whatever they're called in Python). Only one show statement is
allowed per line. It doesn't work in a REPL. And then there are all the bugs I
haven't found.