Stop and go - two Python(Win) questions

[Bruce Dawson]

You could also try the recently released HapDebugger. It has a
break->now command in the menus. The main advantage of the
HapDebugger implementation is it lets you resume after
you've broken.

Martin Bless wrote:

> [Thomas Heller]:
>
> >A distutils bug. Support for SWIG is rather poor.
> >SWIGging a file <pathname>.i creates a file <pathname>.c
> >overwriting any previous file of this name. So better
> >change another name.
>
> Aha. Ok, I'll try to find a solution.
>
> Which brings up two questions I carry around for a while:
>
> (1) PythonWin: I can't find a way to cancel execution if I was clever
> enough to produce an indefinite loop (ctrl+c, ctrl+z, ctrl+halt, ...
> nothing I tried worked.
>
> (2) Is there a way to include a stable and static breakpoint in Python
> SOURCE while debugging, something like a "suspend" command, that make
> introspection and a resume possible?
>
> Martin