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List:       vim-dev
Subject:    Re: Vim7: breakadd here
From:       Johnny Blaze <pyromancer () gmail ! com>
Date:       2005-01-28 3:04:11
Message-ID: 804f592d05012719044cc9092c () mail ! gmail ! com
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 22:51:41 +0100, Bram Moolenaar <Bram@moolenaar.net> wrote:
> 
> Johnny Blaze wrote:
> 
> > Consider the following:
> >
> > gvim
> > :e \vim\vim7\vimfiles\plugin\test.vim
> > :lcd \vim\vim7\vimfiles\plugin
> > <go to any line within a function>
> > :breakadd here
> > :breaklist
> >     1 file c:\vim\vim7\vimfiles\plugin\test.vim line <line>
> >
> > :so %
> > and it doesn't break, however instead of :breakadd here,
> >
> > :breakadd file <line> test.vim
> > :breaklist
> >   1 file c:\vim\vim7\vimfiles\plugin\test.vim line <line>
> > :so %
> > and it always works.
> >
> > (the path was just as an example.  I tried the following test script:
> >
> > fun! Hi()
> >    echo "hi"
> > endfun
> >
> > fun! Hello()
> >   echo "hello"
> > endfun
> >
> > call Hi()
> > call Hello()
> >
> > :breakadd'ing on lines 2 and 6
> 
> I just tried this, on MS-Windows XP to run into any problems with
> backslashes.  It works just fine for me.
> 
> After the "breakadd here" and sourcing the script Vim stops before "fun!
> Hello()".  It doesn't stop halfway defining a function, that's normal.
> 
> You didn't expect setting a breakpoint in a script file to work like a
> breakpoint in a function, did you?
> 
> I can't think of something in the setup that would break it for you...

maybe I'm going crazy.  I tested this last night on the sample script
I posted and it did as I said.  Now it doesn't.  I will develop a
better example, or check myself into the looney bin :-)

Thank you for your help Bram.  Could you add a note in the help for
:breakadd that :breakadd file will trigger when the file is sourced,
and :breakadd func will trigger when it is called?

-- 

.  o O pyromancer O o  .
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