Closed p5pRT closed 21 years ago
I updated to 5.8 recently and have found one thing that is an annoyance in the debugger. Previously you could be stopped at a breakpoint and type "d" to delete the break point. Now it seems you have to type "B line_num" which is a real pain.
Not sure if this was by design or a problem.
This is a bug report for perl from warren.dodge@tek.com\, generated with the help of perlbug 1.34 running under perl v5.8.0.
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I updated to 5.8 recently and have found one thing that is an annoyance in the debugger. Previously you could be stopped at a breakpoint and type "d" to delete the break point. Now it seems you have to type "B line_num" which is a real pain. Not sure if this was by design or a problem.
This is by design\, the docs (h and h h) describe the new (consistent) behaviour\, and it was discussed on p5p.
Robert\, you can close this as a non-bug\, if you like\, (I've forgotten my uid/pass again :-)
Richard Foley Ciao - shorter than Aufwiedersehen
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Well all I know is this new way causes me to debug slower. Always having to look at the line number and type it in.
Why not let just a "B" delete the break point at the current lineif one was there.
Ditto for other commands that do this like "A"
Just the thoughts of a user.
As you can tell I really liked the old "d" command
Perhaps there is a way to configure this? GDB has the init file where things can be defined. Does perl have anything like this?
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This is a bug report for perl from warren.dodge@tek.com\, generated with the help of perlbug 1.34 running under perl v5.8.0.
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I updated to 5.8 recently and have found one thing that is an annoyance in the debugger. Previously you could be stopped at a breakpoint and type "d" to delete the break point. Now it seems you have to type "B line_num" which is a real pain. Not sure if this was by design or a problem.
This is by design\, the docs (h and h h) describe the new (consistent) behaviour\, and it was discussed on p5p.
Robert\, you can close this as a non-bug\, if you like\, (I've forgotten my uid/pass again :-)
Richard Foley Ciao - shorter than Aufwiedersehen
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ps. sorry about the ubs sig. (below) - can't get rid of it\, for the moment :-\
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Migrated from rt.perl.org#17762 (status was 'resolved')
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