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--{{{ history
--15/03/06 DCN Created based on RemDebug
--28/04/06 DCN Update for Lua 5.1
--01/06/06 DCN Fix command argument parsing
-- Add step/over N facility
-- Add trace lines facility
--05/06/06 DCN Add trace call/return facility
--06/06/06 DCN Make it behave when stepping through the creation of a coroutine
--06/06/06 DCN Integrate the simple debugger into the main one
--07/06/06 DCN Provide facility to step into coroutines
--13/06/06 DCN Fix bug that caused the function environment to get corrupted with the global one
--14/06/06 DCN Allow 'sloppy' file names when setting breakpoints
--04/08/06 DCN Allow for no space after command name
--11/08/06 DCN Use io.write not print
--30/08/06 DCN Allow access to array elements in 'dump'
--10/10/06 DCN Default to breakfile for all commands that require a filename and give '-'
--06/12/06 DCN Allow for punctuation characters in DUMP variable names
--03/01/07 DCN Add pause on/off facility
--19/06/07 DCN Allow for duff commands being typed in the debugger (thanks to [email protected])
-- Allow for case sensitive file systems (thanks to [email protected])
--04/08/09 DCN Add optional line count param to pause
--05/08/09 DCN Reset the debug hook in Pause() even if we think we're started
--30/09/09 DCN Re-jig to not use co-routines (makes debugging co-routines awkward)
--01/10/09 DCN Add ability to break on reaching any line in a file
--24/07/13 TWW Added code for emulating setfenv/getfenv in Lua 5.2 as per
-- http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2010-06/msg00313.html
--25/07/13 TWW Copied Alex Parrill's fix for errors when tracing back across a C frame
-- (https://github.com/ColonelThirtyTwo/clidebugger, 26/01/12)
--25/07/13 DCN Allow for windows and unix file name conventions in has_breakpoint
--26/07/13 DCN Allow for \ being interpreted as an escape inside a [] pattern in 5.2
--29/01/17 RMM Fix lua 5.2 and 5.3 compat, fix crash in error msg, sort help output
--}}}
--{{{ description
--A simple command line debug system for Lua written by Dave Nichols of
--Match-IT Limited. Its public domain software. Do with it as you wish.
--This debugger was inspired by:
-- RemDebug 1.0 Beta
-- Copyright Kepler Project 2005 (http://www.keplerproject.org/remdebug)
--Usage:
-- require('debugger') --load the debug library
-- pause(message) --start/resume a debug session
--An assert() failure will also invoke the debugger.
--}}}
local IsWindows = string.find(string.lower(os.getenv('OS') or ''),'^windows')
local coro_debugger
local events = { BREAK = 1, WATCH = 2, STEP = 3, SET = 4 }
local breakpoints = {}
local watches = {}
local step_into = false
local step_over = false
local step_lines = 0
local step_level = {main=0}
local stack_level = {main=0}
local trace_level = {main=0}
local trace_calls = false
local trace_returns = false
local trace_lines = false
local ret_file, ret_line, ret_name
local current_thread = 'main'
local started = false
local pause_off = false
local _g = _G
local cocreate, cowrap = coroutine.create, coroutine.wrap
local pausemsg = 'pause'
--{{{ make Lua 5.2 compatible
local unpack = unpack or table.unpack
local loadstring = loadstring or load
if not setfenv then -- Lua 5.2
--[[
As far as I can see, the only missing detail of these functions (except
for occasional bugs) to achieve 100% compatibility is the case of
'getfenv' over a function that does not have an _ENV variable (that is,
it uses no globals).
We could use a weak table to keep the environments of these functions
when set by setfenv, but that still misses the case of a function
without _ENV that was not subjected to setfenv.
-- Roberto
]]--
setfenv = setfenv or function(f, t)
f = (type(f) == 'function' and f or debug.getinfo(f + 1, 'f').func)
local name
local up = 0
repeat
up = up + 1
name = debug.getupvalue(f, up)
until name == '_ENV' or name == nil
if name then
debug.upvaluejoin(f, up, function() return name end, 1) -- use unique upvalue
debug.setupvalue(f, up, t)
end
end
getfenv = getfenv or function(f)
f = (type(f) == 'function' and f or debug.getinfo(f + 1, 'f').func)
local name, val
local up = 0
repeat
up = up + 1
name, val = debug.getupvalue(f, up)
until name == '_ENV' or name == nil
return val
end
end
--}}}
--{{{ local hints -- command help
--The format in here is name=summary|description
local hints = {
pause = [[
pause(msg[,lines][,force]) -- start/resume a debugger session|
This can only be used in your code or from the console as a means to
start/resume a debug session.
If msg is given that is shown when the session starts/resumes. Useful to
give a context if you've instrumented your code with pause() statements.
If lines is given, the script pauses after that many lines, else it pauses
immediately.
If force is true, the pause function is honoured even if poff has been used.
This is useful when in an interactive console session to regain debugger
control.
]],
poff = [[
poff -- turn off pause() command|
This causes all pause() commands to be ignored. This is useful if you have
instrumented your code in a busy loop and want to continue normal execution
with no further interruption.
]],
pon = [[
pon -- turn on pause() command|
This re-instates honouring the pause() commands you may have instrumented
your code with.
]],
setb = [[
setb [line file] -- set a breakpoint to line/file|, line 0 means 'any'
If file is omitted or is "-" the breakpoint is set at the file for the
currently set level (see "set"). Execution pauses when this line is about
to be executed and the debugger session is re-activated.
The file can be given as the fully qualified name, partially qualified or
just the file name. E.g. if file is set as "myfile.lua", then whenever
execution reaches any file that ends with "myfile.lua" it will pause. If
no extension is given, any extension will do.
If the line is given as 0, then reaching any line in the file will do.
]],
delb = [[
delb [line file] -- removes a breakpoint|
If file is omitted or is "-" the breakpoint is removed for the file of the
currently set level (see "set").
]],
delallb = [[
delallb -- removes all breakpoints|
]],
setw = [[
setw <exp> -- adds a new watch expression|
The expression is evaluated before each line is executed. If the expression
yields true then execution is paused and the debugger session re-activated.
The expression is executed in the context of the line about to be executed.
]],
delw = [[
delw <index> -- removes the watch expression at index|
The index is that returned when the watch expression was set by setw.
]],
delallw = [[
delallw -- removes all watch expressions|
]],
run = [[
run -- run until next breakpoint or watch expression|
]],
step = [[
step [N] -- run next N lines, stepping into function calls|
If N is omitted, use 1.
]],
over = [[
over [N] -- run next N lines, stepping over function calls|
If N is omitted, use 1.
]],
out = [[
out [N] -- run lines until stepped out of N functions|
If N is omitted, use 1.
If you are inside a function, using "out 1" will run until you return
from that function to the caller.
]],
gotoo = [[
gotoo [line file] -- step to line in file|
This is equivalent to 'setb line file', followed by 'run', followed
by 'delb line file'.
]],
listb = [[
listb -- lists breakpoints|
]],
listw = [[
listw -- lists watch expressions|
]],
set = [[
set [level] -- set context to stack level, omitted=show|
If level is omitted it just prints the current level set.
This sets the current context to the level given. This affects the
context used for several other functions (e.g. vars). The possible
levels are those shown by trace.
]],
vars = [[
vars [depth] -- list context locals to depth, omitted=1|
If depth is omitted then uses 1.
Use a depth of 0 for the maximum.
Lists all non-nil local variables and all non-nil upvalues in the
currently set context. For variables that are tables, lists all fields
to the given depth.
]],
fenv = [[
fenv [depth] -- list context function env to depth, omitted=1|
If depth is omitted then uses 1.
Use a depth of 0 for the maximum.
Lists all function environment variables in the currently set context.
For variables that are tables, lists all fields to the given depth.
]],
glob = [[
glob [depth] -- list globals to depth, omitted=1|
If depth is omitted then uses 1.
Use a depth of 0 for the maximum.
Lists all global variables.
For variables that are tables, lists all fields to the given depth.
]],
ups = [[
ups -- list all the upvalue names|
These names will also be in the "vars" list unless their value is nil.
This provides a means to identify which vars are upvalues and which are
locals. If a name is both an upvalue and a local, the local value takes
precedance.
]],
locs = [[
locs -- list all the locals names|
These names will also be in the "vars" list unless their value is nil.
This provides a means to identify which vars are upvalues and which are
locals. If a name is both an upvalue and a local, the local value takes
precedance.
]],
dump = [[
dump <var> [depth] -- dump all fields of variable to depth|
If depth is omitted then uses 1.
Use a depth of 0 for the maximum.
Prints the value of <var> in the currently set context level. If <var>
is a table, lists all fields to the given depth. <var> can be just a
name, or name.field or name.# to any depth, e.g. t.1.f accesses field
'f' in array element 1 in table 't'.
Can also be called from a script as dump(var,depth).
]],
tron = [[
tron [crl] -- turn trace on for (c)alls, (r)etuns, (l)lines|
If no parameter is given then tracing is turned off.
When tracing is turned on a line is printed to the console for each
debug 'event' selected. c=function calls, r=function returns, l=lines.
]],
trace = [[
trace -- dumps a stack trace|
Format is [level] = file,line,name
The level is a candidate for use by the 'set' command.
]],
info = [[
info -- dumps the complete debug info captured|
Only useful as a diagnostic aid for the debugger itself. This information
can be HUGE as it dumps all variables to the maximum depth, so be careful.
]],
show = [[
show line file X Y -- show X lines before and Y after line in file|
If line is omitted or is '-' then the current set context line is used.
If file is omitted or is '-' then the current set context file is used.
If file is not fully qualified and cannot be opened as specified, then
a search for the file in the package[path] is performed using the usual
"require" searching rules. If no file extension is given, .lua is used.
Prints the lines from the source file around the given line.
]],
exit = [[
exit -- exits debugger, re-start it using pause()|
]],
help = [[
help [command] -- show this list or help for command|
]],
["<statement>"] = [[
<statement> -- execute a statement in the current context|
The statement can be anything that is legal in the context, including
assignments. Such assignments affect the context and will be in force
immediately. Any results returned are printed. Use '=' as a short-hand
for 'return', e.g. "=func(arg)" will call 'func' with 'arg' and print
the results, and "=var" will just print the value of 'var'.
]],
what = [[
what <func> -- show where <func> is defined (if known)|
]],
}
--}}}
--{{{ local function getinfo(level,field)
--like debug.getinfo but copes with no activation record at the given level
--and knows how to get 'field'. 'field' can be the name of any of the
--activation record fields or any of the 'what' names or nil for everything.
--only valid when using the stack level to get info, not a function name.
local function getinfo(level,field)
level = level + 1 --to get to the same relative level as the caller
if not field then return debug.getinfo(level) end
local what
if field == 'name' or field == 'namewhat' then
what = 'n'
elseif field == 'what' or field == 'source' or field == 'linedefined' or field == 'lastlinedefined' or field == 'short_src' then
what = 'S'
elseif field == 'currentline' then
what = 'l'
elseif field == 'nups' then
what = 'u'
elseif field == 'func' then
what = 'f'
else
return debug.getinfo(level,field)
end
local ar = debug.getinfo(level,what)
if ar then return ar[field] else return nil end
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function indented( level, ... )
local function indented( level, ... )
io.write( string.rep(' ',level), table.concat({...}), '\n' )
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function dumpval( level, name, value, limit )
local dumpvisited
local function dumpval( level, name, value, limit )
local index
if type(name) == 'number' then
index = string.format('[%d] = ',name)
elseif type(name) == 'string'
and (name == '__VARSLEVEL__' or name == '__ENVIRONMENT__' or name == '__GLOBALS__' or name == '__UPVALUES__' or name == '__LOCALS__') then
--ignore these, they are debugger generated
return
elseif type(name) == 'string' and string.find(name,'^[_%a][_.%w]*$') then
index = name ..' = '
else
index = string.format('[%q] = ',tostring(name))
end
if type(value) == 'table' then
if dumpvisited[value] then
indented( level, index, string.format('ref%q;',dumpvisited[value]) )
else
dumpvisited[value] = tostring(value)
if (limit or 0) > 0 and level+1 >= limit then
indented( level, index, dumpvisited[value] )
else
indented( level, index, '{ -- ', dumpvisited[value] )
for n,v in pairs(value) do
dumpval( level+1, n, v, limit )
end
indented( level, '};' )
end
end
else
if type(value) == 'string' then
if string.len(value) > 40 then
indented( level, index, '[[', value, ']];' )
else
indented( level, index, string.format('%q',value), ';' )
end
else
indented( level, index, tostring(value), ';' )
end
end
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function dumpvar( value, limit, name )
local function dumpvar( value, limit, name )
dumpvisited = {}
dumpval( 0, name or tostring(value), value, limit )
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function show(file,line,before,after)
--show +/-N lines of a file around line M
local function show(file,line,before,after)
line = tonumber(line or 1)
before = tonumber(before or 10)
after = tonumber(after or before)
if not string.find(file,'%.') then file = file..'.lua' end
local f = io.open(file,'r')
if not f then
--{{{ try to find the file in the path
--
-- looks for a file in the package path
--
local path = package.path or LUA_PATH or ''
for c in string.gmatch (path, "[^;]+") do
local c = string.gsub (c, "%?%.lua", file)
f = io.open (c,'r')
if f then
break
end
end
--}}}
if not f then
io.write('Cannot find '..file..'\n')
return
end
end
local i = 0
for l in f:lines() do
i = i + 1
if i >= (line-before) then
if i > (line+after) then break end
if i == line then
io.write(i..'***\t'..l..'\n')
else
io.write(i..'\t'..l..'\n')
end
end
end
f:close()
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function tracestack(l)
local function gi( i )
return function() i=i+1 return debug.getinfo(i),i end
end
local function gl( level, j )
return function() j=j+1 return debug.getlocal( level, j ) end
end
local function gu( func, k )
return function() k=k+1 return debug.getupvalue( func, k ) end
end
local traceinfo
local function tracestack(l)
local l = l + 1 --NB: +1 to get level relative to caller
traceinfo = {}
traceinfo.pausemsg = pausemsg
for ar,i in gi(l) do
table.insert( traceinfo, ar )
if ar.what ~= 'C' then
local names = {}
local values = {}
for n,v in gl(i,0) do
if string.sub(n,1,1) ~= '(' then --ignore internal control variables
table.insert( names, n )
table.insert( values, v )
end
end
if #names > 0 then
ar.lnames = names
ar.lvalues = values
end
end
if ar.func then
local names = {}
local values = {}
for n,v in gu(ar.func,0) do
if string.sub(n,1,1) ~= '(' then --ignore internal control variables
table.insert( names, n )
table.insert( values, v )
end
end
if #names > 0 then
ar.unames = names
ar.uvalues = values
end
end
end
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function trace()
local function trace(set)
local mark
for level,ar in ipairs(traceinfo) do
if level == set then
mark = '***'
else
mark = ''
end
io.write('['..level..']'..mark..'\t'..(ar.name or ar.what)..' in '..ar.short_src..':'..ar.currentline..'\n')
end
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function info()
local function info() dumpvar( traceinfo, 0, 'traceinfo' ) end
--}}}
--{{{ local function set_breakpoint(file, line, once)
local function set_breakpoint(file, line, once)
if not breakpoints[line] then
breakpoints[line] = {}
end
if once then
breakpoints[line][file] = 1
else
breakpoints[line][file] = true
end
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function remove_breakpoint(file, line)
local function remove_breakpoint(file, line)
if breakpoints[line] then
breakpoints[line][file] = nil
end
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function has_breakpoint(file, line)
--allow for 'sloppy' file names
--search for file and all variations walking up its directory hierachy
--ditto for the file with no extension
--a breakpoint can be permenant or once only, if once only its removed
--after detection here, these are used for temporary breakpoints in the
--debugger loop when executing the 'gotoo' command
--a breakpoint on line 0 of a file means any line in that file
local function has_breakpoint(file, line)
local isLine = breakpoints[line]
local isZero = breakpoints[0]
if not isLine and not isZero then return false end
local noext = string.gsub(file,"(%..-)$",'',1)
if noext == file then noext = nil end
while file do
if isLine and isLine[file] then
if isLine[file] == 1 then isLine[file] = nil end
return true
end
if isZero and isZero[file] then
if isZero[file] == 1 then isZero[file] = nil end
return true
end
if IsWindows then
file = string.match(file,"[:/\\](.+)$")
else
file = string.match(file,"[:/](.+)$")
end
end
while noext do
if isLine and isLine[noext] then
if isLine[noext] == 1 then isLine[noext] = nil end
return true
end
if isZero and isZero[noext] then
if isZero[noext] == 1 then isZero[noext] = nil end
return true
end
if IsWindows then
noext = string.match(noext,"[:/\\](.+)$")
else
noext = string.match(noext,"[:/](.+)$")
end
end
return false
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function capture_vars(ref,level,line)
local function capture_vars(ref,level,line)
--get vars, file and line for the given level relative to debug_hook offset by ref
local lvl = ref + level --NB: This includes an offset of +1 for the call to here
--{{{ capture variables
local ar = debug.getinfo(lvl, "f")
if not ar then return {},'?',0 end
local vars = {__UPVALUES__={}, __LOCALS__={}}
local i
local func = ar.func
if func then
i = 1
while true do
local name, value = debug.getupvalue(func, i)
if not name then break end
if string.sub(name,1,1) ~= '(' then --NB: ignoring internal control variables
vars[name] = value
vars.__UPVALUES__[i] = name
end
i = i + 1
end
vars.__ENVIRONMENT__ = getfenv(func)
end
vars.__GLOBALS__ = getfenv(0)
i = 1
while true do
local name, value = debug.getlocal(lvl, i)
if not name then break end
if string.sub(name,1,1) ~= '(' then --NB: ignoring internal control variables
vars[name] = value
vars.__LOCALS__[i] = name
end
i = i + 1
end
vars.__VARSLEVEL__ = level
if func then
--NB: Do not do this until finished filling the vars table
setmetatable(vars, { __index = getfenv(func), __newindex = getfenv(func) })
end
--NB: Do not read or write the vars table anymore else the metatable functions will get invoked!
--}}}
local file = getinfo(lvl, "source")
if string.find(file, "@") == 1 then
file = string.sub(file, 2)
end
if IsWindows then file = string.lower(file) end
if not line then
line = getinfo(lvl, "currentline")
end
return vars,file,line
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function restore_vars(ref,vars)
local function restore_vars(ref,vars)
if type(vars) ~= 'table' then return end
local level = vars.__VARSLEVEL__ --NB: This level is relative to debug_hook offset by ref
if not level then return end
level = level + ref --NB: This includes an offset of +1 for the call to here
local i
local written_vars = {}
i = 1
while true do
local name, value = debug.getlocal(level, i)
if not name then break end
if vars[name] and string.sub(name,1,1) ~= '(' then --NB: ignoring internal control variables
debug.setlocal(level, i, vars[name])
written_vars[name] = true
end
i = i + 1
end
local ar = debug.getinfo(level, "f")
if not ar then return end
local func = ar.func
if func then
i = 1
while true do
local name, value = debug.getupvalue(func, i)
if not name then break end
if vars[name] and string.sub(name,1,1) ~= '(' then --NB: ignoring internal control variables
if not written_vars[name] then
debug.setupvalue(func, i, vars[name])
end
written_vars[name] = true
end
i = i + 1
end
end
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function trace_event(event, line, level)
local function print_trace(level,depth,event,file,line,name)
--NB: level here is relative to the caller of trace_event, so offset by 2 to get to there
level = level + 2
local file = file or getinfo(level,'short_src')
local line = line or getinfo(level,'currentline')
local name = name or getinfo(level,'name')
local prefix = ''
if current_thread ~= 'main' then prefix = '['..tostring(current_thread)..'] ' end
io.write(prefix..
string.format('%08.2f:%02i.',os.clock(),depth)..
string.rep('.',depth%32)..
(file or '')..' ('..(line or '')..') '..
(name or '')..
' ('..event..')\n')
end
local function trace_event(event, line, level)
if event == 'return' and trace_returns then
--note the line info for later
ret_file = getinfo(level+1,'short_src')
ret_line = getinfo(level+1,'currentline')
ret_name = getinfo(level+1,'name')
end
if event ~= 'line' then return end
local slevel = stack_level[current_thread]
local tlevel = trace_level[current_thread]
if trace_calls and slevel > tlevel then
--we are now in the function called, so look back 1 level further to find the calling file and line
print_trace(level+1,slevel-1,'c',nil,nil,getinfo(level+1,'name'))
end
if trace_returns and slevel < tlevel then
print_trace(level,slevel,'r',ret_file,ret_line,ret_name)
end
if trace_lines then
print_trace(level,slevel,'l')
end
trace_level[current_thread] = stack_level[current_thread]
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function report(ev, vars, file, line, idx_watch)
local function report(ev, vars, file, line, idx_watch)
local vars = vars or {}
local file = file or '?'
local line = line or 0
local prefix = ''
if current_thread ~= 'main' then prefix = '['..tostring(current_thread)..'] ' end
if ev == events.STEP then
io.write(prefix.."Paused at file "..file.." line "..line..' ('..stack_level[current_thread]..')\n')
elseif ev == events.BREAK then
io.write(prefix.."Paused at file "..file.." line "..line..' ('..stack_level[current_thread]..') (breakpoint)\n')
elseif ev == events.WATCH then
io.write(prefix.."Paused at file "..file.." line "..line..' ('..stack_level[current_thread]..')'.." (watch expression "..idx_watch.. ": ["..watches[idx_watch].exp.."])\n")
elseif ev == events.SET then
--do nothing
else
io.write(prefix.."Error in application: "..file.." line "..line.."\n")
end
if ev ~= events.SET then
if pausemsg and pausemsg ~= '' then io.write('Message: '..pausemsg..'\n') end
pausemsg = ''
end
return vars, file, line
end
--}}}
--{{{ local function debugger_loop(ev, vars, file, line, idx_watch)
local function debugger_loop(ev, vars, file, line, idx_watch)
local eval_env = vars or {}
local breakfile = file or '?'
local breakline = line or 0
local command, args
--{{{ local function getargs(spec)
--get command arguments according to the given spec from the args string
--the spec has a single character for each argument, arguments are separated
--by white space, the spec characters can be one of:
-- F for a filename (defaults to breakfile if - given in args)
-- L for a line number (defaults to breakline if - given in args)
-- N for a number
-- V for a variable name
-- S for a string
local function getargs(spec)
local res={}
local char,arg
local ptr=1
for i=1,string.len(spec) do
char = string.sub(spec,i,i)
if char == 'F' then
_,ptr,arg = string.find(args..' ',"%s*([%w%p]*)%s*",ptr)
if not arg or arg == '' then arg = '-' end
if arg == '-' then arg = breakfile end
elseif char == 'L' then
_,ptr,arg = string.find(args..' ',"%s*([%w%p]*)%s*",ptr)
if not arg or arg == '' then arg = '-' end
if arg == '-' then arg = breakline end
arg = tonumber(arg) or 0
elseif char == 'N' then
_,ptr,arg = string.find(args..' ',"%s*([%w%p]*)%s*",ptr)
if not arg or arg == '' then arg = '0' end
arg = tonumber(arg) or 0
elseif char == 'V' then
_,ptr,arg = string.find(args..' ',"%s*([%w%p]*)%s*",ptr)
if not arg or arg == '' then arg = '' end
elseif char == 'S' then
_,ptr,arg = string.find(args..' ',"%s*([%w%p]*)%s*",ptr)
if not arg or arg == '' then arg = '' end
else
arg = ''
end
table.insert(res,arg or '')
end
return unpack(res)
end
--}}}
while true do
io.write("[DEBUG]> ")
local line = io.read("*line")
if line == nil then io.write('\n'); line = 'exit' end
if string.find(line, "^[a-z]+") then
command = string.sub(line, string.find(line, "^[a-z]+"))
args = string.gsub(line,"^[a-z]+%s*",'',1) --strip command off line
else
command = ''
end
if command == "setb" then
--{{{ set breakpoint
local line, filename = getargs('LF')
if filename ~= '' and line ~= '' then
set_breakpoint(filename,line)
io.write("Breakpoint set in file "..filename..' line '..line..'\n')
else
io.write("Bad request\n")
end
--}}}
elseif command == "delb" then
--{{{ delete breakpoint
local line, filename = getargs('LF')
if filename ~= '' and line ~= '' then
remove_breakpoint(filename, line)
io.write("Breakpoint deleted from file "..filename..' line '..line.."\n")
else
io.write("Bad request\n")
end
--}}}
elseif command == "delallb" then
--{{{ delete all breakpoints
breakpoints = {}
io.write('All breakpoints deleted\n')
--}}}
elseif command == "listb" then
--{{{ list breakpoints
for i, v in pairs(breakpoints) do
for ii, vv in pairs(v) do
io.write("Break at: "..i..' in '..ii..'\n')
end
end
--}}}
elseif command == "setw" then
--{{{ set watch expression
if args and args ~= '' then
local func = loadstring("return(" .. args .. ")")
local newidx = #watches + 1
watches[newidx] = {func = func, exp = args}
io.write("Set watch exp no. " .. newidx..'\n')
else
io.write("Bad request\n")
end
--}}}
elseif command == "delw" then
--{{{ delete watch expression
local index = tonumber(args)
if index then
watches[index] = nil
io.write("Watch expression deleted\n")
else
io.write("Bad request\n")
end
--}}}
elseif command == "delallw" then
--{{{ delete all watch expressions
watches = {}
io.write('All watch expressions deleted\n')
--}}}