In Pydev every debugging is working very well if you follow this web2py slice by mr.freeze: www.web2pyslices.com/main/slices/take_slice/2
May be setting it up in Mercurial way as shown in above slice, inside WingIDE can make Web2py debug well as whole server is run through IDE's debugger. But i dont know if it supports Mercurial. I dont use WingIDE (coz Pydev have better completions, current version works almost all Completions in web2py ). On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 9:48 PM, NickFranceschina < [email protected]> wrote: > after going back and forth a bit with WING support guys... it appears > to be an issue with Web2py... > > > on line 388 of compileapp.py there are two lines of code that only run > on GAE... which essentially cache the compiled? code file using > filename + ':' + key... where key is the function name. this ccode > object then gets executed with a path of (this is my test example): > > "C:\SVNs\T4H\Buttrcup\www\applications\init\controllers > \default.py:test" > > > Since this is an invalid path, if there are any breakpoints set in the > controller, Wing cannot hit them because it doesn't know where this > file is. If I comment out the GAE caching function, then Wing hits > its breakpoints correctly. > > > > if this is not a bug, and there is some other configuration settings I > should be doing in order to debug with Wing, would someone kindly > inform me? > > > Thank you much, > -Nick Franceschina > > > > > > > > On Jul 2, 12:55 pm, NickFranceschina <[email protected]> > wrote: > > I've been using WingIDE pro for a while... love it... followed advice > > to get it setup to work with Web2py and runs fine if I launch debugger > > through web2py.py ... but if I launch it through dev_appserver.py then > > the server runs and the app works and the breakpoints are hit for all > > code except for the controller code because, apparently, it is called > > via python "exec" method... > > > > this works fine through web2py's web server... but not through > > dev_appserver ... for me anyways.... > > > > What am I doing wrong? > > > > Thank you! > > -Nick Franceschina >
