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AttributeError: Debugger instance has no attribute 'bend' #3
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well that's what you get for fooling around ;) I'll look into it. |
Apparently this happens when there's no pydbgp.py on the path. |
I think I ran into this by syncing my .vimrc and .vim from another workstation where I had previously done a full proper vim-debug install. On my other workstation, I had enough to try to run, but I had not installed dbgp. |
Ok. I think I understand what's going on. |
I am also running into this issue. I am on Snow Leopard and MacVim, I installed both https://github.com/jabapyth/pydbgp and this project using sudo python setup.py install, and now am running exactly mgedmin's problem described above. :py import dbgp seems to work fine though. |
Hi Jared, is there any change with that issue?
Im also having the same problem, i run debian vim+python and used https://github.com/fisadev/fisa-vim-config Installed everything successfully, but no change.
Any Idea? Help would be great. Thanks, |
Something more: the vimrc uses vundler, what i think is not the problem, but it uses a workaround:
The keyboard bindings also look good.
Tomorrow i gonna try the manual installation and let you know if it helped. Greetings, |
Great, I'll have a closer look at it tomorrow too. Sebastian Wendel notifications@github.com schrieb:
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+1 |
So, I tried to find out what was happening in the code and looks like pydbgp.py couldn't initialise due a environment variable that it didn't recognised. After running the following command(e.g. setting the required environment variables), it worked:
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After some fooling around with
:Dbg b
(timeout)
:Dbg quit
:Dbg -
(timeout)
:Dbg quit
:Dbg .
I got an error message that I dismissed by accident without being able to read. Now I cannot :Dbg quit -- I get this traceback:
":Dbg ." now doesn't work either -- prints the usage message -- so there's no obvious way to debug anything without restarting vim.
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