Uwe Grauer wrote:

> Bob Sysero llc Dev wrote:

>

>> I did find a way to use winpdb in dabo by adding the line:

>>

>> import rpdb2; rpdb2.start_embedded_debugger('password')

>>

>> in my dabo script where my onHit methods are located I can then fire up winpdb to debugger.

>> I ran winpdb selected password to enter the word password. The last step was to select

>> attach to select my client rpdb.

>>

>> The dabo.trace() is simpler to use because you go right into the pfb debugger.

>> iteam on my list is to learn how to use unit testing that is explained in the dabo wiki.

>> My objective is to try my best to keep my support time down.

>>

>> Would you like to have me add to dabo wiki winpdb about what I learned?

>>

>> Thank you

>> Bob

>>

>

> You can even start your script which you want to debug like this:

> "winpdb script2debug.py"

>

> When the debugger window is up you can set a breakpoint where you want

> to stop execution. Then press the "Go"-button.

>

> Uwe

Want me to add to the wiki:

You can even start your script which you want to debug like this:

"winpdb script2debug.py"

When the debugger window is up you can set a breakpoint where you want

to stop execution. Then press the "Go"-button.

Thank you

Bob