Re^2: perl debug (EPIC vs Attribute::Handlers)

it's working now

I don't know what exactly did to make it work but I will write it any way

some of the steps I found in fourms all over th einternet

1-)install PathTools

2-) look for CWD.pm in all perl directory , in my env the CWD.pm is in more than one place , so I did commit the fix in all CWD.pmway

3-)upgrade Attribute handlers

4-) maybe we should run per makefile.pl

and make

thanks

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Re^3: perl debug (EPIC vs Test::Class) by LanX (Saint) on Jan 22, 2014 at 10:50 UTC
> I don't know what to add in DB<1> type `c` + RETURN for "continue". The debugger doesn't run automatically. type `h` for help. see also perldebug and perldebtut > what I did so far is download the Test::Class project and > trying to work with it via eclipse,epic yeah two things I don't use, sorry. I can see from the docs that Test::Class uses attributes, that's all I can say. And regarding EPIC ... well you should know that Eclipse is by far not as important in Perl programming as in the Java context. I won't install it now to track down the problem ... which ATM looks like a bug for me. So if you don't wanna workaround it by replacing either Test::Class or Eclipse, you should post a smallest possible chunk of code to reproduce the problem and hope that someone with a similar work environment can track down the problem. If it's positively a bug you should inform the maintainers of EPIC and Test::Class. HTH! =) Cheers Rolf ( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^3: perl debug (EPIC vs Test::Class)
by LanX (Saint) on Jan 22, 2014 at 10:50 UTC

> I don't know what to add in DB<1>

type c + RETURN for "continue". The debugger doesn't run automatically.

type h for help.

see also perldebug and perldebtut

> what I did so far is download the Test::Class project and

> trying to work with it via eclipse,epic

yeah two things I don't use, sorry.

I can see from the docs that Test::Class uses attributes, that's all I can say.

And regarding EPIC ... well you should know that Eclipse is by far not as important in Perl programming as in the Java context.

I won't install it now to track down the problem ... which ATM looks like a bug for me.

So if you don't wanna workaround it by replacing either Test::Class or Eclipse, you should post a smallest possible chunk of code to reproduce the problem and hope that someone with a similar work environment can track down the problem.

If it's positively a bug you should inform the maintainers of EPIC and Test::Class.

HTH! =)

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

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