Re: perldb: Howto trace only "my" modules?

in reply to perldb: Howto trace only "my" modules?

There's a The Effective Perler article on custom tracing entitled Trace your Perl programs that you might find useful, particularly the last example.

To summarize...

Under the -d switch, perl calls &DB::DB before each statement
You can write your own tracer (e.g., Devel::Foo) to define your own &DB::DB that excludes third-party modules, and run it via -d:Foo

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Re^2: perldb: Howto trace only "my" modules? by The Perlman (Scribe) on Jan 29, 2012 at 20:19 UTC
Thanks for the links. I was aware that I can overload internal `DB::` functions, (sorry for not mentioning) I just had the hope that I could solve this with an option (CLI or .perldb). Actually in this case I think I have to overload `DB::sub` like demonstrated in perldebguts `{ package DB; sub DB {} sub sub {print ++$i, " $sub\n"; &$sub} }` [download] Thanks anyway! :) ---The Perlman	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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