‘C-c C-n’ to deactivate the keybindings to resume normal input. In case you need to evaluate an expression only once or write a command by yourself in the middle of the debugging, you can press ‘C-c C-n’ to deactivate the keybindings (still the functions using the ‘M-x’ are available) and write as usual, then start again using ‘C-c C-s’. ‘C-c C-s’ will activate ruby-debug keybindings. Try ‘help’ to see a list of available commands. Then, in the middle of any Ruby code you can use the require 'debug' instruction where you want to stop the execution and start the debugger.Īs soon as you call the ‘foo’ function, ruby will stop at the require instruction starting the debugger and wait for commands. This will show you the last line evaluated by the ruby debugger.įirst, start ‘inf-ruby’ and load all necessary source files. Stops ruby-debug, disables single-key bindings. Starts ruby-debug, enables single-key bindings for debugger control. (add-hook 'ruby-mode-hook 'inf-ruby-minor-mode) (autoload 'inf-ruby-minor-mode "inf-ruby" "Run an inferior Ruby process" t) add the following lines for inf-ruby (downloaded separately) (setq load-path (cons (expand-file-name "~/.emacs.d/") load-path)) Download ruby-debug: Lisp : ruby-debug.el.I did manage to find a temporary work around: 1) Download the jruby-debug-base gem and. Download inf-ruby nonsequitur's inf-ruby page gem install ruby-debug-base while using jruby and youll get an error.It adds single-key bindings for easy program control and it reports on the file and line number of the program counter. Applications/Komodo IDE 11.app/Contents/SharedSupport/dbgp/rubylib/rdbgp2.This is a ruby debug mode that’s layered on top of inf-ruby. Applications/Komodo IDE 11.app/Contents/SharedSupport/dbgp/rubylib/rdbgp2.rb:423:in `start'
Applications/Komodo IDE 11.app/Contents/SharedSupport/dbgp/rubylib/rdbgp2.rb:423:in `debug_load' Users/pemcg/git/cfme-log-parsing/ems_refresh_timings.rb:1:in `' Applications/Komodo IDE 11.app/Contents/SharedSupport/dbgp/rubylib/rdbgp2.rb:562:in `initialize' This I did, but now when I try to run the debugger I get the error: wrong number of arguments (given 2, expected 1) The first time I tried I received the message saying that I needed to gem install byebug. I’m trying to use the Komodo IDE 11.1 (Mac) debugger to debug a Ruby script.
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