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[Stef Mientki]

hello,

for the simulation of some micro language (JAL),
the original language is (with a minimal effort) translated into Python,
after which the code is run in Python.

I want to add a call to a debug routine,
called JSM(linenr), which performs task like wait, update user feedback, etc.

Now I can't find a nice solution,
to add the debug call in a if/for/while statement.
The orginal language looks like this
<Orginal Language>
For 16 * hardware_column loop
Write_lcd_2bytes ( write_text , 0 )
</Orginal Language>
This attempt doesn't work, because apparently I've to choose between
- 1 statement behind the ":"
- all statements in the line below
<Python attempt 1>
for xxx in xrange ( 16 * hardware_column ): JSM(78)
Write_LCD_2Bytes ( write_text , 0 ) ;JSM(79)
</Python attempt 1>
This works, but doesn't give a nice output
<Python attempt 2>
for xxx in xrange ( 16 * hardware_column ):
JSM(78)
Write_LCD_2Bytes ( write_text , 0 ) ;JSM(79)
</Python attempt 2>
any other ideas ?

thanks,
Stef Mientki

[Gabriel Genellina]

En Sat, 16 Jun 2007 10:22:34 -0300, Stef Mientki
<S.**************@mailbox.kun.nlescribió:

for the simulation of some micro language (JAL),
the original language is (with a minimal effort) translated into Python,
after which the code is run in Python.

I want to add a call to a debug routine,
called JSM(linenr), which performs task like wait, update user feedback,
etc.
This works, but doesn't give a nice output
<Python attempt 2>
for xxx in xrange ( 16 * hardware_column ):
JSM(78)
Write_LCD_2Bytes ( write_text , 0 ) ;JSM(79)
</Python attempt 2>

Try sys.settrace()

--
Gabriel Genellina

[Stef Mientki]

Gabriel Genellina wrote:

En Sat, 16 Jun 2007 10:22:34 -0300, Stef Mientki
<S.**************@mailbox.kun.nlescribió:

>for the simulation of some micro language (JAL),
the original language is (with a minimal effort) translated into Python,
after which the code is run in Python.

I want to add a call to a debug routine,
called JSM(linenr), which performs task like wait, update user
feedback, etc.
This works, but doesn't give a nice output
<Python attempt 2>
for xxx in xrange ( 16 * hardware_column ):
JSM(78)
Write_LCD_2Bytes ( write_text , 0 ) ;JSM(79)
</Python attempt 2>

Try sys.settrace()

thanks Gabriel,

that might be a good way to go,
I'll study that in the near feature,
(can't find the easy to read details right now :-(

cheers,
Stef Mientki