Info and Context

In Jac, you can use the info and context commands to view the content of a node or edge. Although the following example demonstrates the use of these commands on nodes, the same principles can be applied to edges as well. Take a look at the example below to see how to use the info and context commands.

node example{
    has name = "Testing Info and Context commands";
    has result = "Success";
    has favorite_quote = "How you do anything is how you do everything therefore excellence auth to be an habit not an act";
}

walker init{
    example = spawn here node::example;
    context = example.context;
    info = example.info;
    std.out("This is the context result:", context);
    std.out("This is the info result:", info);
}

After executing the command above, you will observe that the context command displays variables such as name, result, and favorite quote, while the info command displays all the information related to the node.