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The python invocation is defined in some of my .vim files.
:breakadd file linenumber xx.vim doesn’t seem to work.
When I press a key that triggers the invocation of certain python functions, it doesn’t stop at that line. What happened?
By the way, I am in vim’s debug mode since I opened the file using vim -D filename.
As shown by the following picture, what I want to do is debug a python function which is invoked when I press F5 in vim.
I have done some simple check and I see that rpdb2 works when invoked from vim. So you can use it (with GUI frontend called winpdb or with console tool called also rpdb2).
http://winpdb.org/