Interactive Python debugging in XSI: 2005-04-11 - By Francois Lord
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Thanks Jerry, these Python insights are very useful.
Now if that debugger could be inside a custom display host, it would
really rock! :-)
Jerry Gamache wrote:
> Try this in XSI:
>
> for i in range (0,12):
> if i == 3:
> * import pywin.debugger*
> * pywin.debugger.brk()*
> Application.LogMessage(i)
>
> After outputting a few values, a debugger should pop-up. It has all
> the traditionnal debugger windows:
>
> _Interactive shell:_
> In the shell, try changing the value of "i" before hitting F10
> to step and see your new value being LogMessaged.
>
> You can also control and experiment with XSI from the shell, just try:
>
> [Dbg]>>> oSphere = Application.CreatePrim("Sphere","MeshSurface")
> [Dbg]>>> oSphere.radius = 2
> [Dbg]>>>
>
> _Variable browser:_
> you can explore all local and global variables.
>
> _Watch window:_
> enter any expression and see it update as you step.
>
> Enjoy!
> Jerry.
>
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