Thursday, October 11, 2012

Re: Vim + debugger for Python?

debuggers are async - such they are faced async problems. I wrote
debugger implementations for PHP/Ruby using vim-addon-async.

github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-xdebug
github.com/MarcWeber/vim-addon-ruby-debug-ide

Other solutions exist:
clewn provides gdb support or such (am I right about this) built into
Vim ..
on www.vim.org there are some scripts which run an external script which
call into Vim.

Asking on the mailinglist is best you can do. Eventually the solution
is:
use emacs/pyide or something like this for debugging, and vim for coding
until you've found the perfect vim debugger for python.

Its not that eval: netbeans, Eclipse, IDEA, Emacs all ship with Vim like
keybindings. They are not perfect - but maybe just good enough.

I'm not doing that much python programming - that's why I may have
missed the perfect solution. Thus wait for more replies.

Marc Weber

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