Re: LSMB through the perl debugger.

["Roderick A. Anderson" <..hidden..>]

herman vierendeels wrote:
> you can add
>
>  print STDERR "$this_or_that";
>
> statements to the code.
>
> Output can then be read in
> /etc/httpd/logs/error_log

Thanks,

No single step eh?

My last major coding was done using Catalyst.  I got spoiled a bit.  I 
could run the Catalyst test server with "perl -d".

I'll continue the hunt.


Rod
--
> Herman Vierendeels
>
> 2009/3/1 Roderick A. Anderson <..hidden..>:
> > I've run into a problem (which I started in the -users list) where
> > ledgersmb is installed in a created schema (ledgersmb) in a database
> > instead of in the public schema.
> >
> > I'm having a bit of a problem figuring my way through the code: who gets
> > called where and when.  Is there a way to run via the Perl debugger so I
> > can step through the code and see what gets called when and how?  Or
> > anyone have some instructions on how they're doing this?
> >
> > Two reasons:  1) I would learn more about how LSMB works (so I can start
> > contributing) and 2) I can cut down on the amount of questions I'm asking.
> >
> >
> > TIA,
> > Rod
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