Devel::LineTrace - Apply traces to individual lines.

    perl -d:LineTrace myscript.pl [args ...]

This is a class that enables assigning Perl code callbacks to certain lines in the original code without modifying it.

To do so prepare a file with the following syntax:

    [source_filename]:[line]
        [CODE]
        [CODE]
        [CODE]
    [source_filename]:[line]
        [CODE]
        [CODE]
        [CODE]

Which will assign the [CODE] blocks to the filename and line combinations. The [CODE] sections are indented from the main blocks. To temporarily cancel a callback put a pound-sign (#) right at the start of the line (without whitespace beforehand).

The location of the file should be specified by the PERL5DB_LT environment variable (or else it defaults to perl-line-traces.txt.)

Then invoke the perl interpreter like this:

    perl -d:LineTrace myprogram.pl

Devel::Trace, Debug::Trace

Copyright 2011 by Shlomi Fish.

This program is distributed under the MIT (X11) License: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

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