this is the big problem: i can't work with a .perldb file! but yesterday
evening i found another solution:
you can implement the afterinit and the watchfunction method in the
environment variable PERL5DB! :-)
but thx also for your replys!!!
Joe McMahon wrote:
On Dec 6, 2005, at 2:47 AM, Mich
hi,
i've now trying to run your example but there is one problem: i cannot
set $DB::trace to 4!
when i execute "$DB::trace |= 4;" as comand in the debugger, it doesn't
change the trace value(because the eval block saves the $DB::trace
content before evaluating "$DB::trace |= 4;" and reset the
On Tue, 22 Nov 2005, Michael Seele wrote:
hi,
i write on a (java) gui for the perl debugger and have a problem: when i use
the perl debugger i can suspend the execution with CTRL+C. i talk over a
socket with the perl debugger process and the problem is that i can't send
CTRL+C from the java
thank you for your answer! i will try it (and be confident that it
works!)...
Joe McMahon wrote:
On Tue, 22 Nov 2005, Michael Seele wrote:
hi,
i write on a (java) gui for the perl debugger and have a problem:
when i use the perl debugger i can suspend the execution with CTRL+C.
i talk ove
hi,
i write on a (java) gui for the perl debugger and have a problem: when i
use the perl debugger i can suspend the execution with CTRL+C. i talk
over a socket with the perl debugger process and the problem is that i
can't send CTRL+C from the java programm to the perl process. for this
reas
