On 11/30/06, Peter Kropf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't tried using pdb w/ OW. I typically put in print statements
> and run the code again.
>
> But I'll take a look into using pdb and try to find out what's going
> on. I suspect that there's something about the relationship between
> the OW module in C via Swig and the python interpreter.
>
> Have you tried running pdb from within your python code? Something like:
>
> #! /usr/bin/python
>
> import ow
> import pdb
>
> ow.init('127.0.0.1:2840')
>
> s1 = ow.Sensor('/28.01AFAB000000')
> pdb.set_trace()
> s2 = ow.Sensor('/28.590AAC000000')
> pdb.set_trace()
> s3 = ow.Sensor('/28.AAC3AB000000')
> pdb.set_trace()
> s4 = ow.Sensor('/28.EF9CAB000000')
> pdb.set_trace()
>
> for sensor in (s1,s2,s3,s4):
> print sensor._path, sensor.temperature
>
>
> The pdb.set_trace() lines should cause the program the run the
> debugger. (Note that I haven't tried this yet myself. I need to setup
> a system for trying out debugging under python...)
Just to follow up on using pdb, I see the same problem that Jerry reported.
Here's the source:
import ow
import pdb
pdb.set_trace()
ow.init('u')
r = ow.Sensor('/')
for x in r.sensors():
print x
And the output:
$ python x.py
> /home/peter/x.py(5)?()
-> ow.init('u')
(Pdb) n
> /home/peter/x.py(6)?()
-> r = ow.Sensor('/')
(Pdb) n
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
/10.B7B64D000800 - DS18S20
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
/26.AF2E15000000 - DS2438
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
/81.A44C23000000 - DS1420
Adding a pdb.set_trace() before the print in the for loop works better.
Here's the source
import ow
import pdb
pdb.set_trace()
ow.init('u')
r = ow.Sensor('/')
for x in r.sensors():
pdb.set_trace()
print x
And the output:
$ python x.py
> /home/peter/x.py(5)?()
-> ow.init('u')
(Pdb) n
> /home/peter/x.py(6)?()
-> r = ow.Sensor('/')
(Pdb) n
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
> /home/peter/x.py(9)?()
-> print x
(Pdb) n
/10.B7B64D000800 - DS18S20
> /home/peter/x.py(7)?()
-> for x in r.sensors():
(Pdb) n
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
> /home/peter/x.py(9)?()
-> print x
(Pdb) n
/26.AF2E15000000 - DS2438
> /home/peter/x.py(7)?()
-> for x in r.sensors():
(Pdb) n
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
CACHE GET 3 buffer size=4 stored size=4
> /home/peter/x.py(9)?()
-> print x
(Pdb) n
/81.A44C23000000 - DS1420
> /home/peter/x.py(7)?()
-> for x in r.sensors():
(Pdb) n
--Return--
> /home/peter/x.py(7)?()->None
-> for x in r.sensors():
(Pdb) n
$
Not sure what to do about this. I'm thinking that this is an issue
with pdb and not necessarily with OW.
- Peter
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