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On the allocations page you can show graphs. This is very useful when trying to figure out live leaks etc.
Unfortunately due to long type names due to templates in C++ or monomorphised traits in Rust I often end up with very long function names. Often a single function can be thousands of characters long. This pushes the graphs way off the visible viewport in the browser.
It would be useful to tie the graphs to the right edge of the viewport, or something like that, rather than to the right of the text.
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On the allocations page you can show graphs. This is very useful when trying to figure out live leaks etc.
Unfortunately due to long type names due to templates in C++ or monomorphised traits in Rust I often end up with very long function names. Often a single function can be thousands of characters long. This pushes the graphs way off the visible viewport in the browser.
It would be useful to tie the graphs to the right edge of the viewport, or something like that, rather than to the right of the text.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: