[wingide-users] Debugging client-server app
Tim Mitchell
t.mitchell at aranz.com
Thu Apr 26 15:19:03 MDT 2007
Hi John,
Yes, I'm using Wing 3 and this matches what I'm seeing.
Just blocking the thread that the break point is in suits my situation
(and I think is what Wing 2 used to do). I am not bold enough to say
that Wing should always do this though as stopping all/multiple threads
at once may be useful in other situations, perhaps, maybe...
Cheers
Tim
Wingware Support wrote:
... snip ...
> I assume we're talking about Wing 3.0 here -- when Wing stops at a
> breakpoint, all thread are stopped or at least threads executing
> python code. Conversely when you continue to run, any and all threads
> should have the ability to run.
>
> The question of what happens when you execute in debug mode is
> probably that other threads are still blocked, but probably they
> shouldn't be. Does this match what you're seeing?
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
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