Take the 2-minute tour ×  I cannot find out how to list and
print all objects in a workspace. I'd like to see them all and
understand what's going on. For example, ls() gives you 30
objects. How, besides typing them individually, is it possible
to display them all. Seems so trivial, the solution will
probably quite embarrasing. The closest I've come was ls.str()
and the idea of looping over the objects.  Edit: This is not for
data frames. I have a workspace full of functions, without data,
and like to understand which ones reference which etc.
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stackoverflow.com/questions/1386767/… –  GSee Apr 30 '12 at
12:58 +1 in welcome to SO. –  gauden Apr 30 '12 at 13:12 add
comment  3 Answers  up vote 8 down vote accepted  Do you mean
'display' in the sense of "for every object in ls(), I want to
see what I would see if I typed it into the prompt"? What if you
have some matrix that's 1000x10000 - you still want to print it?
I personally like ls.str() - I think it gives a nice concise