Hi Heiko,

> I could imagine $DB::single can be set to 3 for this 'accelerated'
> stepping.
> 
It's a good idea.

> May I reserve the capital N for that command?
>
Nearly :-)

I only mean you could use either 'nn' or 'N', equally.  To be honest, the 
former appeals a little more as an extention to the existing command, while 
the latter seems to be a bit more distinct, although I don't actually have 
another suggestion for the latter at the moment either.  If you implement it 
though, I suspect you can use any letter you choose, certainly at first...

-- 
Richard Foley
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On Wednesday 27 August 2008 21:33:25 Heiko Eißfeldt wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> often during single-stepping I am missing a command like 'n' to step
> over not only subroutine calls, but also complete map and grep-commands.
> 
> Example:
> 
> Instead of
> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:4):       my @a = (1..10);
>   DB<1> n
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:7):               print "found\n";
> 
> I would like to use
> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:4):       my @a = (1..10);
>   DB<1> N
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:6):       if (0 < scalar grep { $_ == 9 } @a) {
>   DB<1> 
> main::(perldb_demo.pl:7):               print "found\n";
> 
> How could that be done?
> 
> I could imagine $DB::single can be set to 3 for this 'accelerated'
> stepping.
> 
> May I reserve the capital N for that command?
> 
> Thanks,
> Heiko
> -- 
> 

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