I suspect that I have issue in one of my loops, so I setup a break points with pdb.set_trace()
import pdb
for i in range(100):
print("a")
pdb.set_trace()
print("b")
after check variable in this loop for a few times, I decide continue this programming without further breaks. So I try to get the break number with b
command, no breaks listed. I guess this line of code don't setup a break point. but How Do I get ride of this "break points" without stopping the program and change the code?
to my knowledge, you could not bypass set_trace
, but you could neutralize it, once debugger stopped, type:
pdb.set_trace = lambda: 1
then continue, it wont break again.
Unfortunately pdb
is missing a bunch of functionality (even basic stuff like display lists), and you've found another example of that here. The good news is that pdb++
is a great drop-in replacement for pdb
, and one of the things it solves is exactly the problem of disabling set_trace
. So you can simply do:
pip install pdbpp
and then at the (Pdb++)
prompt, type
pdb.disable()
Easy! And you will get lots of other useful goodies on top of that.