D not deleting all breakpoints

S

Sam

Hello
DB<45>D
DB<45>L
still lists the 3 breakpoints I have had and the code stops at them.
how can I delete all breakpoint. it seams the D switch is not working.

thanks
 
K

Kevin Michael Vail

Sam said:
Hello
DB<45>D
DB<45>L
still lists the 3 breakpoints I have had and the code stops at them.
how can I delete all breakpoint. it seams the D switch is not working.

What version of Perl are you working with? This changed (along with
some other things) in 5.8.0.
 
B

Bob Walton

Sam wrote:

....
DB<45>D
DB<45>L
still lists the 3 breakpoints I have had and the code stops at them.
how can I delete all breakpoint. it seams the D switch is not working.
....

What D switch? I think you mean "B *" . And it does work, at least in
Windoze 98SE with AS build 806.
 
S

Sam

Kevin said:
What version of Perl are you working with? This changed (along with
some other things) in 5.8.0.

as Bob Walton said, B * deleted all the breakpoints. as fare as what
perl version I am running, that is hard to know. I got 5.6 installed
with debian, then I installed 5.8 from the source code which I should
not have done. now I am running with out knowing which one is executing
my program. I am guessing it is 5.8. can you tell me how could I know or
how could I make one inactive or even should I attempt to?
thanks
 
T

Tassilo v. Parseval

Also sprach Sam:
as Bob Walton said, B * deleted all the breakpoints. as fare as what
perl version I am running, that is hard to know. I got 5.6 installed
with debian, then I installed 5.8 from the source code which I should
not have done. now I am running with out knowing which one is executing
my program. I am guessing it is 5.8. can you tell me how could I know or
how could I make one inactive or even should I attempt to?

That's kind of easy:

DB<1> p $]
5.008

In my case it was 5.8.0.

Tassilo
 
E

Eric Amick

Hello
DB<45>D
DB<45>L
still lists the 3 breakpoints I have had and the code stops at them.
how can I delete all breakpoint. it seams the D switch is not working.

According to my copy of perldoc perldebug, "B *" is the command to delete
all breakpoints.
 

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