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ptpdb.post_mortem() missing #14

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ghost opened this issue Jan 17, 2016 · 4 comments
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ptpdb.post_mortem() missing #14

ghost opened this issue Jan 17, 2016 · 4 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented Jan 17, 2016

PTPDB is missing ptpdb.post_mortem( exception_traceback ).
PDB and third party iPDB has a post_mortem() method, not found on PTPDB.

I guess you can steal the solution from ipdb source since is also third party, works similar to ptpdb.

Real life usage example:

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ghost commented Nov 20, 2016

is this still under active development ❔

@jonathanslenders
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Hi @juancarlospaco,

Thanks for creating this issue!
There is indeed not much development on this, but I try to make sure it at least works with the latest prompt_toolkit. Right now, my focus is mainly on ptpython and prompt_toolkit, which already takes most of my free time. However, contributions are always welcome, and bugs will be fixed.

Jonathan

@kurtbrose
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I've been integrating ptpython to embed shells into distributable builds (e.g. my-tool shell pops you a ptpython prompt).

I also pop pdb.post_mortem() when debug environment variables are set and would love to have that sweet ptpython interface there as well.

Love the library, keep up the good work!

@jonathanslenders
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Thanks. ptpdb is definitely not dead. Right now, my focus is mainly on a refactoring of prompt_toolkit (v2.0). But when that's done, I can focus again on ptpdb and other stuff.

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