No, it's alot better. It has a look that is similar to the MSVC or VB
debugging tools and allows you to step into/over, etc. I don't use it all
the time, but every once in a while it can be useful. It lets you see what
is happening all in one place.
-----Original Message-----
From: drieux
To: begin begin
Sent: 6/22/02 9:55 PM
Subject: Perl Debuggers - was Re: Simulate `sh -x'
On Saturday, June 22, 2002, at 05:01 , Timothy Johnson wrote:
> Some of you out there using Win32, the Activestate Perl Dev Kit comes
with
> an excellent Perl Debugger. It does allow you to step into and out of
> functions, watch variables for changes, etc.
Unless they have added something - isn't this the same one that
comes with the standard perl release????
I will agree with most folks that working stuff in a 'debugger'
tends to be a bit more work than the usual
prinf(...)
types of solutions - but it also saves you the time of putting
them in and taking them out...
ciao
drieux
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