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I'm often using the debugger as a scratchpad to try things out. I'd
like to see the return value of all commands I type, so I don't have
to start each line with "p"- that is, something like:
5
DB<2> $a
5
DB<3> print $a
5
1
I can't figure out how to twist the debugger commands/options around
to get this "auto-print" going! Any ideas?
like to see the return value of all commands I type, so I don't have
to start each line with "p"- that is, something like:
DB<1> $a=5perl -de 1
5
DB<2> $a
5
DB<3> print $a
5
1
I can't figure out how to twist the debugger commands/options around
to get this "auto-print" going! Any ideas?