gud Questions
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I'm running pdb on my testcases in Python through the gud buffer. When I get a stacktrace/failure in my testcase, it looks like this:
FAIL: test_foo_function (__main__.TestFoo)
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I'm a big fan of Emacs, and use it a lot, especially while programming and debugging (using gud) (C/C++).
Recently I had to debug a program (rather simple but that compute on a lot of data (Graph ...
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I'm using python.el
If I choose 'debugger' from the menu, and enter 'python -m pdb myfile.py', gud starts, and in a split frame I see the (Pdb) prompt in one, and my python code in the other with a...
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I use GDB in Emacs 24 with gdb-many-windows set to t, usually in its own frame. I like to have a separate editing frame. It looks like this (apologies for my crude ASCII diagram):
+-------------+-...
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I recently switched to using GNU Emacs 24 from 23, and I notice that whenever I enter gud the *input/output* buffer is open. I have close it manually with C-x 0 everytime I debug. Can anyone point ...
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Some of the windows have clickable buttons or tabs on header in gdb-many-windows-mode such as 'Locals/Registers' or 'Breakpoints/Threads'. Are they tabs? Can I add new one next to them?
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I have a program that I'd like to debug with gdb via emacs. In order to run development versions of this program, I have a shell script that I can source that sets up the calling environment to see...
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i've started using pdb through gud in emacs 23.3, how can i hook command messages sent to the debugger from the buffer? i wrote the advice below for use with gdb, in order to persist comint's ring,...
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Programs I debug output a lot of debug using ascii ctrl characters for colors, bold etc.
In GUD mode they appear as "^[[...m".
Is there a way to have that output like it would be in a console?
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I am trying to move from Emacs v22.3.1 to v23.1.1 and all was going well until I tried to run gdb using gud inside Emacs.
When I do meta-x gdb and give a command of 'gdb /my/executable/here' the w...
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