You should really try using a editor/IDE that automatically shows the
corresponding code along side the debugger, like Emacs' gud-mode which
can be invoked with M-x pdb. It rocks!
I do that sometimes, but I lack sufficient wizardry to make it
work with through-the-web scripts :-)
But then,
Paul Winkler wrote:
Unfortunately zdb doesn't appear to work with zope 2.9 / python 2.4.
I'll file a bug report with Chris.
It works great with zope 2.8 / python 2.3.
I'll try and fix this today...
Chris
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Ross Patterson wrote:
http://www.zope.org/Members/rossp/PDBDebugMode
PDBDebugMode - PDB post-mortem debugging on exceptions when debug-mode=on
If a relevant error log object is found, exceptions included in the
error log's ignored exception
On Tue, Mar 14, 2006 at 12:56:33PM -0500, Tres Seaver wrote:
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Ross Patterson wrote:
http://www.zope.org/Members/rossp/PDBDebugMode
PDBDebugMode - PDB post-mortem debugging on exceptions when debug-mode=on
(snip)
Way cool! What would you
I've only just tried PDBDebugMode, very handy since you don't have
to put set_trace() in your code (and remember to remove it).
Glad you like it :)
I have also sometimes used Chris Withers' zdb product,
http://www.simplistix.co.uk/software/zope/zdb,
which has some overlap in that it allows
Paul Winkler wrote:
All hail Ken Manheimer, pdbtrack is very cool.
HAIL!
Also hail Ross and hail Chris. I didn't know about that trick for debugging
restricted code with source.
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