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| − | : This command enables basic debugging when used with the TclPro debugger. It will connect to a remote debugger if not already connected. The procsPattern argument specifies a glob pattern to | + | : This command enables basic debugging when used with the TclPro debugger. It will connect to a remote debugger if not already connected. The procsPattern argument specifies a glob pattern to match Tcl procedures to be instrumented by the debugger and the host and port arguments are passed to the TclPro debugger_init procedure to connect to the remote debugger. |
| − | match Tcl procedures to be instrumented by the debugger and the host and port arguments are passed to the TclPro debugger_init procedure to connect to the remote debugger. | ||
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| − | : This command is essentially a wrapper to [[ns_adp_debuginit]] that marks the current interpreter for deletion and links the adp output buffer to a tcl variable named ''ns_adp_output'' that can be watched in TclPro. | + | : This command is essentially a wrapper to [[ns_adp_debuginit]] (or whatever procedure name is specified in the debuginit config parameter) that marks the current interpreter for deletion and links the adp output buffer to a tcl variable named ''ns_adp_output'' that can be watched in TclPro. |
: If ns/server/servername/adp enabledebug config parameter is true, then any adp requests that include a &debug=filePattern in the query string will effectively execute this command automatically for any requested or included adp file matching the pattern and any manual calls to ns_adp_debug will be ignored. For such adp requests, dprocs, dhost and dport query string parameters will be used for the arguments above. | : If ns/server/servername/adp enabledebug config parameter is true, then any adp requests that include a &debug=filePattern in the query string will effectively execute this command automatically for any requested or included adp file matching the pattern and any manual calls to ns_adp_debug will be ignored. For such adp requests, dprocs, dhost and dport query string parameters will be used for the arguments above. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:14, 14 June 2010
NAME
- ns_adp_debug - Start TclPro debugging for an adp page (or script)
SYNOPSIS
- ns_adp_debug ?procsPattern? ?host? ?port?
DESCRIPTION
- This command enables basic debugging when used with the TclPro debugger. It will connect to a remote debugger if not already connected. The procsPattern argument specifies a glob pattern to match Tcl procedures to be instrumented by the debugger and the host and port arguments are passed to the TclPro debugger_init procedure to connect to the remote debugger.
NOTES
- This command is essentially a wrapper to ns_adp_debuginit (or whatever procedure name is specified in the debuginit config parameter) that marks the current interpreter for deletion and links the adp output buffer to a tcl variable named ns_adp_output that can be watched in TclPro.
- If ns/server/servername/adp enabledebug config parameter is true, then any adp requests that include a &debug=filePattern in the query string will effectively execute this command automatically for any requested or included adp file matching the pattern and any manual calls to ns_adp_debug will be ignored. For such adp requests, dprocs, dhost and dport query string parameters will be used for the arguments above.
SEE ALSO
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