Print more useful debug output#9
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Prior to this commit, we were deriving Debug, which would just print the address of any pointers. Since the vast majority of interesting fields on nodes are pointers, this wasn't especially useful. We now write a manual debug output, printing the result of our generated method calls as if they were the field values. We also skip fields like `parseloc` and `type_`, which are only useful to PG internally and aren't useful in consuming code.
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Prior to this commit, we were deriving Debug, which would just print the address of any pointers. Since the vast majority of interesting fields on nodes are pointers, this wasn't especially useful. We now write a manual debug output, printing the result of our generated method calls as if they were the field values. We also skip fields like
parselocandtype_, which are only useful to PG internally and aren't useful in consuming code.