[pydev - Users] best practices for starting debugger

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[pydev - Users] best practices for starting debugger

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By: timblacktu

On my windows eclipse install (SDK 3.3.2, pydev 1.3.22), I have F5 mapped to
the "Debug" command. The first time I F5 a script, I get a dialog that asks
me to select which debug configuration to launch. On subsequent F5s it does
not prompt, it just runs. This is nice bc I don't need any fancy debug configuration
- I just want the thing to run and stop at breakpoints.

On my ubuntu eclipse install (SDK 3.2.2 pydev 1.2.5), there is no "Debug" command,
only a "Debug..." command, which always pulls up the debug config selection
dialog. This is not nice, bc every time I want to debug a script, I've got an
extra button to click. Yuk.

Is this just a difference between eclipse versions? Setting up a single key
to start the debugger doesn't seem like too much to ask of any version of eclipse.
Can someone instruct me what is the best way to set up and start the python
debugger under eclipse?


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[pydev - Users] RE: best practices for starting debugger

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By: fabioz

I believe that in the default configuration F11 will debug your current module
(depending on your launch config it could be that it debugs your last launched
module).

F5 is usually bound to Step into.

Cheers,

Fabio

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