Hi,
Perhaps that could be done by adding a |breakpoint()| call where you
want to stop in |foobar.py|. When running |exec| that should enter the
Spyder debugger, at least in theory.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 26/07/22 a las 13:23, NerdFever.com escribió:
I have a program that loads some source code like this:
exec(open("foobar.py").read())
Is there a way to debug execution of foobar.py?
(I'm doing this partly because "foobar.py' contains some passwords
which I'm trying to keep separate from the rest of the source code.)
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