That's not true for Python development in general. If you develop a
standalone Python program you can use IDEs with all their features like
breakpoints and show/edit variable contents etc. :)
The problem starts if the python program is called from another program
which is not attached to the debugger. In most cases the IDE can't
attach to this python instance and therefor can't be used. Debugging
like in the old days with print or better a logging system is still the
best way. But this is the same for C/C++ or other programs which are
executed from another program outside the IDE.
Am 14.09.21 um 19:06 schrieb John Dammeyer:
I'm more used to working with program development systems that have
breakpoints, allow single stepping through assembly code and examining variable
values and even processor registers. Working with Python is like writing in
BASIC with the Radio Shack TRS80 home computer. I've gone back to the dark
ages...
Ciao,
Rainer
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