Can I see a call stack?

[SvenDowideit]

I really like to see where I am :)

[bowtie]

see -> http://padre.perlide.org/trac/wiki/Features/Perl5Debugger#CodeListing

if you use dot '.'

it will display the current debugger position ( as in next line to debug ) in Padre as current file with cursor on appropriate line.

nb, check you are using absolute filenames

[SvenDowideit]

the current line of code is _not_ the same as a stack

When I'm debugging some complex code, I'm looking to see each function call that lead to the current one - just like in Carp / die, but most debuggers add the ability to click on the stack, and give information about local variables at those points.

[bowtie]

sorry

do you mean - Stack backtrace

Here's an example of what a stack backtrace via T command might look like:

. = ExSewi::wh('foo') called from file '/usr/src/Padre/Padre-Plugin-Debug/scripts/sewi.pl' line 20

As in button T => stack back-trace

see ​http://perldoc.perl.org/perldebug.html -> Stack backtrace, for .$@

take a look at the options with -> o => Display all options

I think you need to look at option frame but changing options, dose have side affects, you have been warned :)

you can change options with Raw