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pybreak : Fast toggling of set_trace statement in python files, for easier debugging

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created by
Niklas Thörne
 
script type
ftplugin
 
description
Get the latest version from github: https://github.com/nthorne/vim-pybreak

Pybreak is a python filetype plugin for easily toggling set_trace statements, making it more convenient to debug python scripts. The following python filetype keymappings are provided:

* <localleader>d - inserts a set_trace statement after the cursor position if
  no statements (as inserted by pybreak) are found on the current line. _If_,
  however, any set_trace statements are found at the current line, they are
  removed, and no further set_trace statements are inserted.
* <localleader>D - as <localleader>d, with the minor difference that this
  keymapping inserts the set_trace statement _at_ the cursor position.
* <localleader>da - removes _all_ set_trace statements in the active buffer
* <localleader>de - toggles set_trace (see <localleader>d), writes the
  buffer to disk, and then executes the file with the python interpreter.

If the script does not work, make sure that the file being edited is recognized as a python file (set ft? returning filetype=python).

This script is released under the GNU General Public License v.3
 
install details
Preferred method of installation is to use pathogen (vimscript #2332). If you still want to install pybreak the old fashioned way, simply extract the tarball into your .vim directory.
 

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package script version date Vim version user release notes
pybreak-1.1.tar.gz 1.1 2012-08-23 7.0 Niklas Thörne Corrected bug where line starting with ; could be inserted. Preserving indentation when first item on line.
pybreak-1.0.tar.gz 1.0 2012-08-22 7.0 Niklas Thörne Initial upload
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