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import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
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Within the code
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python -m pdb file.py
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From the command line
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p
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print variable value
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pp
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pretty print
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a
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print input args of function
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locals
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show local variables
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n
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next
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s
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step inside a function
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c
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continue
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r
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run until func returns
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<Enter>
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repeat previous command
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l
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print nearby code
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l from,to
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print code between lines
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w
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where am I + traceback
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u
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up the call stack
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d
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down the call stack
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q
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quit
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h
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help
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h command
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info about a command
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b 45
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set on line 45
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b 45, x == 'abc'
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set with condition
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b
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list current breakpoints
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b funcName
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set breakpoint in function
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b file.py:41
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set on line 41 of file.py
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cl
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clear all breakpoints
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cl 42
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clear breakpoint #42
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tbreak ...
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hit only once, syntax as
b |
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disable 42
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turn off breakpoint #42
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enable 42
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enable breakpoint #42
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ignore 42 [N]
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ignore bp#42 N times
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condition 42 x=='abc'
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set condition to bp (no condition = remove it)
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