2023-04-21 00:51 に Gustaf Waldemarson さんは書きました:
Oh i see you read all the files.
Usually you need to stop looking once you find an rc file.
I guess that really depends on the program, but since pdb is modelled
on
gdb, I figured it made sense to do something similar :)
I don't have a proble
On 20 Apr 2023, at 16:52, Gustaf Waldemarson wrote:> Oh i see you read all the files.> Usually you need to stop looking once you find an rc file.I guess that really depends on the program, but since pdb is modelled ongdb, I figured it made sense to do something similar :)Turns out the gdbinit be
On 20 Apr 2023, at 16:52, Gustaf Waldemarson wrote:> Oh i see you read all the files.> Usually you need to stop looking once you find an rc file.I guess that really depends on the program, but since pdb is modelled ongdb, I figured it made sense to do something similar :)Turns out the gdbinit beh
> Oh i see you read all the files.
> Usually you need to stop looking once you find an rc file.
I guess that really depends on the program, but since pdb is modelled on
gdb, I figured it made sense to do something similar :)
Anyways, I'll prep a pull-request for the cpython repo, should be
intere
On 20 Apr 2023, at 14:24, Gustaf Waldemarson wrote:Interesting, are you both sure ./.pdbrc should be the first file? I was expectingthe order to always go from "most general" to "most specific", i.e.,"system" -> "home" -> "current". This way, it would be straightforwardto have general configurati
Interesting, are you both sure ./.pdbrc should be the first file? I was
expecting
the order to always go from "most general" to "most specific", i.e.,
"system" -> "home" -> "current". This way, it would be straightforward
to have general configuration in a "system"/"home" configuration which can
be
I apologize for the top-post and awkward trimming, my employer just
switched to o365 and won't accomodate my existing mail client so I'm
stuck with a crappy webmail client on this address. :-p
I agree with Barry on both points: seems like a good idea, but the
search priority should be
./.pdbr
> On 18 Apr 2023, at 14:20, Gustaf Waldemarson
> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I don't really use the Python debugger all that much, but recently I used it
> quite a bit for a small side-project. That said, it kept annoying me that
> there
> were no history associated with the prompt, so I added a
