also it's good to know that you can use every or almost every pdb command by its 1st letter and for print you can just type the variable name like in interactive mode of python interpreter
How effective is PDB for codebases with hundreds of files, and you're not just debugging the "main.py" with a basic example? What if the error I want to debug is within a different file. And how can I save breakpoints so I can re-run PDB again using the same breakpoints? Is there a way to do it without cluttering the code with "breakpoint()" statements?
Beautiful explanation Brother!
also it's good to know that you can use every or almost every pdb command by its 1st letter and for print you can just type the variable name like in interactive mode of python interpreter
can't use c for clear, because c means continue.
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Lucky to have this good explanation. Thanks brother
How effective is PDB for codebases with hundreds of files, and you're not just debugging the "main.py" with a basic example? What if the error I want to debug is within a different file. And how can I save breakpoints so I can re-run PDB again using the same breakpoints? Is there a way to do it without cluttering the code with "breakpoint()" statements?
Thanks - very useful as usual !
Can the execution line be designated/highlighted in some fashion?
that's what i was looking for. Thanks
Is it usable in big project with lot of imports?
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Hi Need some help:
I have a python executable say prog1.exe...
I want to debug this executable using pdb ... How to do it ?
or any other way ?
You won't be able to use the Python Debugger (pdb) to debug a .exe file. This file type is a Windows executable file and is not a python file.
You are right@@Baseballchampion .. However I am asking about the python executable file created by using PyInstaller library.
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