We have the large box on the right showing the current value of CurrentLine. I simplified, and went to eval() and got the watched variable. As, now it is a buggy tool for me, but good enough for snippets. As I use it now and then, I will fix bugs, and post it here.
But, I am not completely done with name space issues. The main issue is the code under test needs its own local and global dictionaries, and Python I am sure the diction built in handles it.
I create two dictionaries, and in each call to either eval() or exec() I give it the dictionary pointers and the code under test always work in its own name space. So, I am just about there.
Who tracks the indent count?
That count has to be maintained in the local dictionary, The intrerpreter would normally keep that as a local running variable, with with re-entrancy, it has to be maintained. I dunno how yet, will soon find out.
And yes indeed, we lose track of indent count, nor is it in the local dict. Hmm..., I know the interpreter folks thought of this, a little search ghetds a solution. I hope the debugger does not track indent counts.
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