(I posted this to the python-list 24 hours ago, and didn't get a single response. How about you guys?)

The only debugging I've done so far is to put in print statements where I want to see what's happening. But it's often "through a glass darkly".

However, I just discovered that my excellent (IMO) Python editor, Ulipad, comes with WinPdb, and I'm thinking it's about time I learned how to use a debugger.

But first, could I get some reviews here of WinPdb before I invest a lot of time in learning it? I've found a couple links to tutorials on the WinPdb website (< http://www.digitalpeers.com/pythondebugger/>, where you'll also notice that version 1.2.0 came out August 6 (the latest svn revision of Ulipad already has it: <http://ulipad.googlecode.com/svn/> (Ulipad's developer Limodou (who's in Beijing), is very responsive).

Thanks,

Dick Moores
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