Command shortcuts for the command-line debugger
Putting multiple commands in the same command line can get verbose. For example, suppose you want to step out of an action on a remote machine. You would need to enter something like this:
engine_debug stepout --host foo.bar.com --port 1234 wait --timeout 10
--host foo.bar.com --port 1234 status --host foo.bar.com --port 1234
The command-line debugger provides easier ways to invoke this.
Any arguments that you specify before the first debugging command apply to the entire command line.
All individual commands and their arguments have abbreviations.
For example, the following command does the same thing as the previous verbose command:
engine_debug -h foo.bar.com -p 1234 sot w -to 10 p
The following table lists the abbreviations you can use for command arguments. For abbreviations of commands, see
Debug commandsCommand | Abbreviation |
--action | -a |
--breakonce | -bo |
--breakpoint | -bp |
--context | -c |
--file | -f |
--frame | -fm |
--host | -n |
--instance | -mt |
--line | -l |
--owner | -o |
--port | -p |
--raw | -R |
--timeout | -to |
--utf8 | -u |
--variable | -v |
--verbose | -V |