By the way Karen, thanks for the help.
joe
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Before I was using pydev 1.2.5 with eclipse 3.2 with mylar. Now I
just upgraded to eclipse 3.3 and pydev 1.3.10. Debugger is working,
now I can click on classes, it just takes me there.
If try to install pydev 1.3.10 from eclipse install manager, then you
will get mylar package error. Just
On 11/5/07, crybaby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> My variable view window doesn't show anything. All I get in the
> Variable View is::
>
> Global:
> error
>
> error
>
> I set the break points, but nothing showing up in Variable window in
> debugger perspective except "Global error error".
>
>
My variable view window doesn't show anything. All I get in the
Variable View is::
Global:
error
error
I set the break points, but nothing showing up in Variable window in
debugger perspective except "Global error error".
Any suggestions?
When I start the dev server inside eclipse under
Just so this is entered in the thread: I have a very similar problem
in Komodo (the ActiveState IDE). I use the noreload option, and
breakpoints in "my code" (i.e., applications I wrote) are reliable,
but breakpoints in Django itself usually don't work. It's not quite
100% repeatable,
On 11/3/07, crybaby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Breakpoint works if you set it and run in debug mode (click the bug
> button, not the play button), don't run it in run mode and expect
> breakpoint to work. That's what I was doing.
>
> Now I have one more problem:
>
> I have selected a form
Breakpoint works if you set it and run in debug mode (click the bug
button, not the play button), don't run it in run mode and expect
breakpoint to work. That's what I was doing.
Now I have one more problem:
I have selected a form object and a variable to watch and set the
breakpoints, but
I have the same problem, breakpoint is not working when you set it
inside eclipse and call the urls from the browser. This is how I have
my setup:
c:c:\my_web_projects\mysite <- this folder contains the stuff like
manage.py, settings, apps folder for each apps
My breakpoint and watching
Hmm, that's odd. I don't know what to say except the ever-infuriating
worksforme. When it doesn't work it is almost invariably because I have
changed code without restarting the server, so what I'm looking at and
setting breakpoints on in the editor doesn't match what's running under the
Thanks Karen,
yes, I use --noreload to run manage.py inside Eclipse. I can trace as
long as the code that is executed is from manage.py. If I use the
browser to execute views, then no breakpoints are stopped at...
On 27 oct, 18:57, "Karen Tracey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I assume you are
I assume you are using the development server to test -- have you included
--noreload among the arguments to runserver when you run under
Eclipse/PyDev? That's what you need in order for breakpoints to work.
Karen
On 10/27/07, Divan Roulant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I would
Hello,
I would like to debug a view and even though I set breakpoints in it,
the debugger doesn't stop on them when the execution is required by
the Web browser. I'm using Eclipse with PyDev and everything seems
configured appropriately.
Since I'm pretty new to Web dev, maybe there's something
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