sdeibel wrote:
Sorry to hear that, maybe you could recommend zdb to people in the
meantime ;-)
That won't help people debugging wxPython, of course... ;-)
Silly people, they should be developing for a browser instead 0.5 wink
I should have said in CMF -- with the addition of FSObject it
sdeibel wrote:
I don't think the linecache hack is going to work for Wing because the
file is read by the IDE and not within the same process space as Zope is
running. While we might eventually make it possible to transfer code
over the debug connection for cases like this, it would slow our
On Sat, 25 Mar 2006, Chris Withers wrote:
sdeibel wrote:
I don't think the linecache hack is going to work for Wing because the file
is read by the IDE and not within the same process space as Zope is
running. While we might eventually make it possible to transfer code over
the debug
Stephan Deibel wrote:
You can turn on and off debugging from the WingDBG control panel
which installs/removes the tracer hook and also the monkey
patches. When off, it's the same as if no debugger were running
(except that WingDBG lets you turn it on again dynamically).
Is the WingDBG
Wingware Support wrote:
Just a couple notes on this: We monkey patch only while the debugger
is active
Does this mean When WingDbg is installed or is there more to it than that?
Also, someone mentioned changing the monkey patch to call inherited.
Not sure what you mean by that...
Wingware Support wrote:
Because Wing currently doesn't read files from anywhere but the file
system. I have looked briefly at zdb, but have not had time to set it
up yet.
Man, you are short of time ;-)
Wing's debugger does not use pdb or even the linecache module,
so zdb's technique of
Hi John,
Wingware Support wrote:
Right now, Wing only supports file system based code.
Really? Why?
For code in the
database, I'd think you would want to set co_filename to some sort of
url.
You could always look at the product I mailed you about, it's not
exactly big ;-)
Somehow
Frey, Peter wrote:
this statement is true, in theory, but sometimes one hits problems that cannot
be solved without help of a debugger.
There may be two circumstances where on NEEDs a debugger in the production
environment
Hmmm, not convinced ;-)
a) when the problem is that urgent that
Hi John,
Wingware Support wrote:
sorry, here it is. It is the the WingDbg Product, but you probably
will be unable to install/use it as it depends on the WingIDE (at
least part of it) to be installed on the server, too. And as WingIDE
is not open source, I am not allowed to hand it on.
The
Hi Peter,
Frey, Peter wrote:
sorry, here it is. It is the the WingDbg Product, but you probably will be
unable to install/use it as it depends on the WingIDE (at least part of it) to
be installed on the server, too. And as WingIDE is not open source, I am not
allowed to hand it on.
Yeah,
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