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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Friday August 14, 2009
08:02 AM
Debugging Catalyst
Dear Lazyweb, I can't figure this out. I'd like to do something like this:
perl -MPIPs -de '$s = PIPs->new->model("PIPs")->schema; $DB::single = 1'
That would theoretically enter the debugger and I could just hit 'c' and continue to that breakpoint, have my variable set and start debugging my app. Instead, I have the following nasty alias:
alias debug_pips='echo "\$s = PIPs->new->model('PIPs')->schema";perl -MPIPs -de1'
And I just cut-n-paste the echoed line into the debugger. Is there a better way?
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@DB::typeahead (Score:1)
perl -de 'BEGIN { push @DB::typeahead, q{$s = PIPs->new->model("PIPs")->schema} }; 1'How about.... (Score:1)
perl -MPIPs -de '$s = PIPs->new->model("PIPs")->schema; $DB::single = 1;print'Setting $DB::single makes perl stop before the *next* command. If there is no next command, it won't stop.
Enbugger? Devel::REPL? (Score:1)
Though the other comments seem to address your issue, have you seen Enbugger [cpan.org]?
Secondly, mentioning Devel::REPL [cpan.org] also seems appropriate, though it isn't the same thing at all.