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aizenman
Hi All,
I have two questions about debugging with perl. Your help would be much
appreciated.
First, is there any way to break on builtins like die()? Currently
whenever I die it seems to muck with the calling stack so that I can't
PadWalk my way up it. It would be nice to die at the exact spot where
it was called.
Secondly, is there any way to get the debugger to load certain settings
and breakpoints when it starts *in a given folder* or better yet *for a
given script*? I realize I could muck with my global ~/.perldb but I'd
prefer to have it specific to each project.
Thanks!
-aizenman
I have two questions about debugging with perl. Your help would be much
appreciated.
First, is there any way to break on builtins like die()? Currently
whenever I die it seems to muck with the calling stack so that I can't
PadWalk my way up it. It would be nice to die at the exact spot where
it was called.
Secondly, is there any way to get the debugger to load certain settings
and breakpoints when it starts *in a given folder* or better yet *for a
given script*? I realize I could muck with my global ~/.perldb but I'd
prefer to have it specific to each project.
Thanks!
-aizenman