I had a look over the weekend, and I cannot see an easy way to check whether a function is advised.
I must be missing something.
HELP! :)
As lawlist correctly points out in a comment, the Emacs Help system, invoked via C-hfNAMERET (M-xdescribe-functionRETNAMERET) in this case, is a quick way to interactively check whether there is any advice currently active on the function named NAME. This is doubly convenient because the name of the advising function is hyperlinked as a button, allowing you to jump to and back from its definition.
To programmatically determine whether the function definition of a particular symbol (e.g. fn) contains any advice[1], you can write:
(advice--p (advice--symbol-function 'fn))
Note, however, that the double hyphens indicate this is an internal API and thus subject to breaking change.
[1]: This assumes the new nadvice.el system in Emacs 24; see (elisp) Porting old advice.
M-x describe-functionakaC-h f– lawlist Jan 8 '18 at 17:47advice-add/advice-removeupdates function's documentation accordingly, thusC-h fworks. From Lisp, take a look atadvice-mapcandadvice-member-p. – xuchunyang Jan 8 '18 at 18:15advice-add) or the old (e.g.,defadvice). – Drew Jan 8 '18 at 19:16