Hello Uwe,
You can use rpdb2.settrace()
But in fact rpdb2 is not meant to be used like that.
the pdb.set_trace() command belongs to the pdb debugging model, of a
single threaded script that starts the debugger on demand. In
rpdb2/winpdb the debugger works all the time and you break (pause) the
sc
How can i stop winpdb at a special point in a file?
I know that there is set_trace() in pdb which stops execution in the
debugger, but how to do this in winpdb?
Thanks for hints,
Uwe
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