Hello,
I'm trying to solve my problem by setting a symbolic link in the way as suggested by @Larz60+ :
I'm not an expert in linux and I do not know whats wrong.
What is the exact syntax for setting such type of link.
I was working on this and I found out that pydev is able to debug one script only. But if you use a program which calls functions located in other scripts it doesn't get the breakpoints there.
You have to setup the file /pydevd_file_utils.py again for this script if you wont to debug the function.
It's a little stupid but you have to live with that! Or is there an other way?
Thanks a lot for any tips
Kurt
I'm trying to solve my problem by setting a symbolic link in the way as suggested by @Larz60+ :
Quote:ln -s /home/pi/raspiproj/Teleskop/FensterMgr.py "C:\Users\Kurt\workspace\RemoteSystemsTempFiles\RASPBERRYPI\home\pi\raspiproj\Teleskop\FensterMgr.py"It creates a link.
Quote: C:\Users\Kurt\workspace\RemoteSystemsTempFiles\RASPBERRYPI\home\pi\raspiproj\Teleskop\FensterMgr.py -> /home/pi/raspiproj/Teleskop/FensterMgr.pyEvery seems to be ok, but the pydev debugger is not able to add the breakpoints.
I'm not an expert in linux and I do not know whats wrong.
What is the exact syntax for setting such type of link.
I was working on this and I found out that pydev is able to debug one script only. But if you use a program which calls functions located in other scripts it doesn't get the breakpoints there.
You have to setup the file /pydevd_file_utils.py again for this script if you wont to debug the function.
It's a little stupid but you have to live with that! Or is there an other way?
Thanks a lot for any tips
Kurt