I am reacquainting myself with ECLiPSe 7.0 after playing with SICSTUS for a while... I SICSTUS I can insert a call to the predicate 'trace' anywhere in my code, and the debugger will awake and waits for my instructions there. In ECLiPSe, trace seems to be a command, not a predicate, so I cannot do the same. spy/1 must be applied to a whole predicate so it cannot be used to switch the debugger in between predicate calls. set_flag/3 also require a predicate The best I can do to replicate that behaviour (after an hour of experimentation!) is to create my own mytrace/0 predicate: p :- big_goal1, mytrace, buggy_goal, big_goal2. big_goal1. buggy_goal. big_goal2. mytrace. :- spy mytrace/0. This works as expected: the debugger switches itself on and I can creep through the rest of the code. I could not get debug/1 on its own nor with set_flag/3 to work. Is there a better way? Thanks, Chris -- Dr Chris Meudec<http://www.echancrure.eu/> (he/him) Maitrise, PhD, MA (T&L) Lecturer in Software Development E chris.meudec_at_...438...<mailto:chris.meudec_at_...438...> | setu.ie<https://setu.ie/> [turn on images]<https://setu.ie/> Kilkenny Road Campus, Kilkenny Road, Carlow, R93 V960, Ireland Campas Bhóthar Chill Chainnigh, Bóthar Chill Chainnigh, Ceatharlach, R93 V960, ÉireReceived on Thu Dec 15 2022 - 15:09:41 CET
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