Hi, There are several things which I would like to achieve from Pythonwin. I believe that some of these can be done from the configuration file (which invokes general.cfg), but wonder whether somebody has already implemented these in their local setup. The ideas include: 1. From PythonWin, open the current file at the current line number using Emacs (via gnudoit) 2. Grab some text from the current line and (say) load the second python symbol into the Windows Clipboard. I guess that the parsing can be done using "tokenize" In addition, there are more things that I would like to be able to do in the debugger, similar to the commercial ActiveState Perl debugger, namely: 1. Jump between the different panes (stack, watchpoints, etc.) using only keystrokes. 2. Run to Cursor 3. Some sort of "Quick Eval" ... note that #2 in my first section (above) is related to this Finally, (how) can one save a debugging session in Pythonwin so that the same breakpoints can be reloaded each time a program is debugged. Where is this "breakpoint database" (if it exists) stored? TIA, -Jonathan
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