smpl_debug.debug

Simplified python debuging.

Functions

check_count(line, fname, t)	Returns true if the count of the line is greater than or equal to t.
currentframe()	Return the frame of the caller or None if this is not possible.
file(key, value[, level, times, seperator, ...])	Prints the message msg if level > debug_level to file filename.
file1(_key, _value[, level, times, _back])	Just like file() but times set to 1.
get_count(line, fname)	Returns the counts of the line.
get_frame([_back])
get_line_number([_back])
get_line_number_file([split, _back])	Gets the current filename and the current linenumber within it.
get_line_src([_back])	Gets the current line in the python source.
getsource(object)	Return the text of the source code for an object.
inc_count(line, fname)	Increments the count of the line.
line(msg_[, tag, level, times, _back])
line1(msg_[, tag, level, times, _back])	Just like line() but times set to 1.
msg(msg[, tag, level, times, line_, _back])	Prints the message msg if level > debug_level and always returns the msg.
msg1(_msg[, tag, level, times, line_, _back])	Just like msg() but times set to 1.
once([_back])	Returns true only one time
reset_count()	Resets global count_times.
reset_table()	Resets global cur_table_line.
reset_times()	Resets global count_times.
table(key, value[, level, times, seperator, ...])	Saves key:value in filename.
table_flush_header([filename, seperator])	Saves the current keys from table() to filename.
table_flush_line([filename, seperator])	Saves the current values from table() to filename
times([t, _back])	Returns true if the count of the current line is greater than or equal to t.