NameError when using pdb

[fonnesbeck]

After installing pdbtextmatesupport, I get the following error when I invoke pdb in a file:

In [4]: import koala
*** NameError: name 'precm' is not defined

/Users/fonnescj/PyMC Sandbox/koala.py(134)()
-> """
The file /Users/fonnescj/PyMC Sandbox/Sandbox/koala.py&line=134&column=2 does not exist.

The same name error and "&line=134&column=2 does not exist." message is reported regardless of what file I am debugging, so it is not specific to any particular file.

[schinckel]

Hmm. Not sure if it is related to there being spaces in the file path. I'll investigate a bit.

[schinckel]

Nope, spaces give me a different error.

[schinckel]

Okay, the first thing I notice is that 'precm' shouldn't be imported. The line in your ~/.pdbrc should be:

from PdbTextMateSupport import preloop, precmd

(And then some other lines after that).

Can you have a look and see if yours is different?

[fonnesbeck]

Strange -- I cut and pasted the pdbrc.sample text into my .pdbrc, and I get the same NameError:

*** NameError: name 'precm' is not defined

However, I can see (I'm looking at it now) that precmd is imported and not precm.

[schinckel]

Did you ever get this resolved?

[fonnesbeck]

Seems to have resolved itself. Closing.

[fonnesbeck]

Actually, spoke too soon. Just now, I got the same thing:

*** NameError: name 'precm' is not defined
*** NameError: name 'precm' is not defined

and my .pdbrc is:

from rlcompleter import Completer
pdb.Pdb.complete = Completer(locals()).complete

from PdbTextMateSupport import preloop, precmd
pdb.Pdb.preloop = preloop
pdb.Pdb.precmd = precmd

[schinckel]

Can you check to see if the PdbTextMateSupport.py file that is installed has precmd in it?

[schinckel]

Actually, try the line:

>>> from PdbTextMateSupport import preloop, precmd

from a python shell.

[fonnesbeck]

That works fine. I'm now trying to track down the where the NameError might be coming from.

[fonnesbeck]

I've tried reinstalling pdbtextmatesupport, just incase I had somehow deleted some text somewhere. I still get the error, however, and in addition TextMate now generates a message:

This version of TextMate does not support “(null)” in its URL scheme.

every time I take a step in the debugger.

[fonnesbeck]

Here is a screenshot of what pops up every time I take a step in the debugger:

http://cl.ly/dd8ec35228fec101c3a0

It looks like PdbTextMateSupport is making URL requests that TM does not recognize.