How to list current line in pdb?

[Chris Lasher]

Hi all,

Using the pdb shell, after repeatedly entering 'l' (lowercase 'L'),
how do I jump back to listing the current line again if I don't
remember exactly what line my current line is? Do I just have to list
an early line in the code and repeatedly list from there until I see
the '->' indicating the current line?

Thanks,
Chris

 

[Duncan Booth]

Using the pdb shell, after repeatedly entering 'l' (lowercase 'L'),
how do I jump back to listing the current line again if I don't
remember exactly what line my current line is? Do I just have to list
an early line in the code and repeatedly list from there until I see
the '->' indicating the current line?

Try:

(Pdb) alias ll u;;d;;l


and thereafter the 'll' command will list the current line (unless you are
in the uppermost stack frame in which case it goes down one stackframe
instead).

Save the alias in your .pdbrc file.

 

[Chris Lasher]

Try:

(Pdb) alias ll u;;d;;l

and thereafter the 'll' command will list the current line (unless you are
in the uppermost stack frame in which case it goes down one stackframe
instead).

Save the alias in your .pdbrc file.

Alright. Thanks, Duncan!