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When I’m debugging code in a framework, it usually goes through a bunch of different calls in different files before actually getting to the file I want to investigate. Is there a way to open the file I want when I start geben, put the breakpoint in that file then tell geben to run (press g)?
Otherwise I have to keep stepping over/into until geben finally get’s to the file I want, at which point I can then go to the line I want and set the breakpoint.
C-cf runs
geben-find-fileIIRC, geben must already be in an active debugging session for that function to work; but once set the breakpoints are persistent, so it’s not too onerous.
geben-breakpoint-menumenu is very convenient for setting conditionals, if you hadn’t noticed that.