in reply to Insert breakpoint when debugging in AS Perl

Unless Filter::Simple is doing something tricky (haw haw haw) you should be able to say:

f Filter/Simple.pm

... to switch to that file first, and from there you should be able to set the desired breakpoint.

- another intruder with the mooring in the heart of the Perl

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Re^2: Insert breakpoint when debugging in AS Perl
by mosh (Scribe) on Jun 29, 2005 at 17:44 UTC
    Thanks,
    You're right, from some reason the module wasn't loaded, so I couldn't have insert a breakpoint, but what bothers me is that the program DO USE THIS MODULE !!

    What could be the reason that from one hand the program uses a module but on the othyer hand I can't see it was loaded ?
    Maybe somehow it was related to eval command ?

    Mosh.