I am familiar with Wing IDE from work. When I hit an exception using that IDE, it breaks where the exception occurred, gives me the back trace in a side window and gives me control of the program from the command line at the exception point. Eric seems to give me much the same which I really like but I have one question: in Wing, I can browse the various namespaces at the point of each call point in the backtrace. Therefore, if an exception happens in some library that happens to catch it but not in my code, I click on the one that corresponds to the namespace of my code. Then the stack window refreshes and I can use the command line from that namespace. Eric allows me to view that slice of the stack and it allows me to navigate the backtrace but I cannot figure out how to get the debug console to switch to the desired namespace. Can this be done?<br>
<br>Also, can you control the depth to which the debugger follows the code? I am using SQLAlchemy and when I debug my code, it gets really slow - could this be a function of how deep the debugger follows the code? This also seems to manifest itself when stepping through the code, it continually descends into the SQLAlchemy code which I don't really want to do.<br>
<br>Anyway, I really like the IDE.<br>Best regards,<br>martin.<br>