tomspdb
My version of Python's pdb debugger pdb with convenience functions.
Features
- Jump to my code and out of library code (
my) - Go to top and bottom of the stack (
topandbottom). - Interact with pdb object directly (
get_pdb) useful for customizing pdb - Interact with the frame object (
get_frame). You can use this to look at my code - Exclude directories from
whereto make the output more readable (pretty_whereorwhere)
Using
pip install tomspdb
python3 -m tomspdb script.py
Prior work
- This blog post by Mauricio R. Cruz . I found this code sample very useful
- ipdb and pdbpp are more useful alternatives to pdb
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