I am in the middle of an ipython session. I've loaded a module foo
which contains a function foo.bar
. While working, I notice that foo.bar
gives some weird output when I feed it some input x
, where x
is a variable in my local ipython scope. I would like to investigate the behavior in a debugger.
How would I set a breakpoint at foo.bar
and run foo.bar(x)
in a debugger?
I know about pdb.set_trace()
, but it would require me to open up the code of the foo
module to insert a breakpoint manually, save it, reload the module in ipython, etc. There开发者_JAVA技巧 has to be a better way.
I believe you can use pdb.runcall
in this case:
import pdb
pdb.runcall(foo.bar, x)
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