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Internal Bdb subclass to allow debugging of algorithms
REALLY UGLY CODE: Written before I understood the Debugger.
Probably should use sys.settrace() directly with the different
modes of debugging encoded in appropriate methods
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Methods
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__init__
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__init__ ( self, dbgGUI )
Internal dbgGUI is the GUI for the debugger
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currentLine
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currentLine ( self, frame )
Internal returns the current line number
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dispatch_call
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dispatch_call (
self,
frame,
arg,
)
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dispatch_line
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dispatch_line ( self, frame )
Internal Only dispatch if we are in the algorithm file
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do_next
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do_next ( self )
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do_quit
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do_quit ( self )
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forget
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forget ( self )
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interaction
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interaction (
self,
frame,
traceback,
)
Internal This function does all the interaction with the user
depending on self.GUI.mode
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reset
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reset ( self )
Internal Put debugger into initial state, calls forget()
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setup
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setup (
self,
f,
t,
)
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trace_nofeedback_dispatch
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trace_nofeedback_dispatch (
self,
frame,
event,
arg,
)
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user_call
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user_call (
self,
frame,
argument_list,
)
Internal This function is called when we stop or break
at this line
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user_exception
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user_exception (
self,
frame,
(,
)
Internal This function is called if an exception occurs,
but only if we are to stop at or just below this level
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user_line
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user_line ( self, frame )
Internal This function is called when we stop or break at this line
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user_return
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user_return (
self,
frame,
return_value,
)
Internal This function is called when a return trap is set here
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