Jamie Lokier wrote: > James Bewley wrote: > >> Out of interest, how do you go about debugging without a debugger? >> > > The Linus Torvalds way: by reading the code and observing its behaviour. > Changing the inputs and adding print statements are good too
Yep. I do this, and all the things David listed, tests, logging etc. Komodo's smart editing background check generally picks up most of the silly little mistakes. It also integrates with the perl debugger, I gave it a go once, but for me it seems a lot quicker to just look at the code and follow things in my head... Komodo's perl debugger can also simulate a CGI environment. Amias maybe it's what your looking for? It works on Linux as well as windows, and is built off the Mozilla platform. David, that function IO logger sounds like it could be very useful. I vote for uploading it to CPAN. Lyle _______________________________________________ BristolBathPM mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.bristolbath.org/mailman/listinfo/bristolbathpm
