On Sep 14, 2:41 pm, "Edward K. Ream" <[email protected]> wrote:
> As expected, there appears to be no way to run pdb from the Blender
> console window.
Ha. I just did blender --help from a console. This mentions the --
python-console option.
For example:
blender --background --python-console
Now we can use the console window (from which we started blender),
*not* Blender's own console window.
And now pdb works, although edb works a bit better.
It's also possible to do:
blender --python-console
but this hangs the blender window until you quit the console with Ctrl-
z. I suppose this might be useful for running scripts and then
checking the effects in Blender...
Edward
P.S. I got started on the tack by reading:
http://pythonide.blogspot.com/2009/03/standard-python-console-inside-blender.html
but this doesn't work at all, afaict. But it looks like Blender 2.5
has incorporated Stani's ideas to some extent.
EKR
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