Hi,
Each time I create a new interpreter, I use this code:
public PythonInterpreter getInterpreter() {
PythonInterpreter py = new PythonInterpreter();
py.exec("import pydevd\n"+
"pydevd.settrace(stdoutToServer=1, stderrToServer=1)");
return py;
}
It works ok.
The problem is that the PyDev server debugger stops always in the call to
pydevd.settrace().
Can this be avoided?
I only want PyDev to stop when I set a breakpoint.
dperez wrote:
>
> Another small problem, I remove a breakpoint and continues to be hit.
> This happens even if I restart my app and the debug server.
>
> Does the call to pydevd.settrace() takes long?
> I haven't been able to measure how long it takes, because of the
> breakpoint I can't remove.
> Is it advisable to leave this call in production?
>
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