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It would be useful to have some way to run to a given line but only within the same stack frame as the currently visible one.
The reason is that when debugging a recursive function, you often end up using t to run to a line, but it runs to the line in a recursive call. From there it becomes very difficult to get back to the context where you were. For highly recursive functions, it's very difficult to effectively debug them with pudb. If you could run to a given line without stopping in recursive calls, it would make debugging easier in these cases.
It could also be useful to have this as an option for breakpoints, although that might be more complicated to implement.
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It would be useful to have some way to run to a given line but only within the same stack frame as the currently visible one.
The reason is that when debugging a recursive function, you often end up using
t
to run to a line, but it runs to the line in a recursive call. From there it becomes very difficult to get back to the context where you were. For highly recursive functions, it's very difficult to effectively debug them with pudb. If you could run to a given line without stopping in recursive calls, it would make debugging easier in these cases.It could also be useful to have this as an option for breakpoints, although that might be more complicated to implement.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: