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信息打印总不全有木有?
又要改代码 > 编译 > 部署, 有木有?
多来几次想屎的心有木有?

https://gist.github.com/zhongl/5625338
ClassNotFoundException

https://gist.github.com/zhongl/5625366
StackOverflowError

不用IDE写脚本很苦逼, 有木有?
总是要调整几次脚本才见效, 有木有?
多来几次尿都憋不住了, 有木有?

$ housemd <jvm pid>
INFO : Welcome to HouseMD 0.2.4
INFO : connection established on 54321
housemd> _

`trace -d TraceTarget$C+`
get args and return

`trace -s TraceTarget$C+`
get invocation StackTrace

limit < 100
timeout < 3
`trace` with `-l -t`

trace unknown sub class instance
`trace` with `Xxx+`

SimpleName conflict
`trace` with `-p com.xxx`

INFO: Ended by error
`last` for error ending

class loaded by who from where
`loaded` for class info

Emacs edit mode, power by jline2
`Ctrl + r` for history search

Backspace do not work
Linux mode in SecureCRT

chmod +w /tmp
No echo cause by privilege

housemd -h
> help [command]
test cases
issues
More help !!!

https://github.com/CSUG/HouseMD/wiki/DevGuideCN
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