Open Julian opened 12 years ago
That's a good idea, and I'd be happy to see any work you do towards that goal. I'm wondering what UI could work here. The best I could come up with is a multi-line text box entry that lets you enter the blacklisted modules as one-per-line, with shell globbing allowed.
Sounds good to me. I'll take a look at what I can cook up. Cheers.
I have a use-case where this feature would be very convenient. As a reference, one can look at the "Ignore
Just came to say that this feature would be really helpful. I frequently debug code which involves large libraries (e.g. pytorch) and it would be really convenient to skip over a few specified files which hold wrapper scripts.
Hi! (Love pudb, been using it for a long time now).
This is a feature request that just came up for a way to blacklist modules when
next
ing. The reason being thatt
is great when you're not switching stack frames, or switching but then switching back immediately, but for other times, say, when debugging an application running in an event loop or using big chunks of a large library where you want to skip the module running the event loop or the third-party code, it'd be nice to have a way to blacklist.If you don't have time for this, consider it a reminder for myself, I'll try to get to it at some point if I beat you to it.
Thanks.