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I’m debugging a perl script with a lot of command-line arguments.
Is it possible to restart the execution of the script (using the R command of perl debugger) using a different set of arguments?
Since I’ve got a lot of breakpoints and watches defined I don’t want to exit the debugger and restart it with the new args…
You could set a breakpoint at the start, restart it with R, and define the
@ARGVyou want in the debugger.