Why not:

DEBUG_TTY=`tty` xterm -e perl -d ./myRLprog.pl

Then in myRLprog.pl, include:

if (defined $ENV{DEBUG_TTY}) {
  my $tty = $ENV{DEBUG_TTY};
  open my $out,'>',$tty;
  open my $in,'<',$tty;
  my $term = Term::ReadLine->new('Simple Perl calc',$in,$out);
} else { ...; }

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Would that work?

In reply to Re^2: How to perldebug a Term::ReadLine application (the other way round) by RonW
in thread How to perldebug a Term::ReadLine application by LanX

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