Preset breakpoints in per project .bashdbrc

command/condition.sh

@@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ function _Dbg_do_condition {
     return 3
   fi
 
+  condition=$@
   if [[ -z $condition ]] ; then
     condition=1
     _Dbg_msg "Breakpoint $n now unconditional."

dbg-main.sh

@@ -59,6 +59,11 @@ if (( 0 == _Dbg_o_nx)) && [[ -r "$_Dbg_startup_cmdfile" ]] ; then
     _Dbg_do_source "$_Dbg_startup_cmdfile"
 fi
 
+typeset _Dbg_per_project_cmdfile=$(pwd)/.${_Dbg_debugger_name}rc
+if (( 0 == _Dbg_o_nx)) && [[ -r "$_Dbg_per_project_cmdfile" ]] ; then
+    _Dbg_do_source "$_Dbg_per_project_cmdfile"
+fi
+
 # _Dbg_DEBUGGER_LEVEL is the number of times we are nested inside a debugger
 # by virtue of running "debug" for example.
 if [[ -z "${_Dbg_DEBUGGER_LEVEL}" ]] ; then

docs/entry-exit.rst

@@ -4,6 +4,61 @@ Entering the Bash Debugger
 .. toctree::
 .. contents::
 
+Startup Behavior
+================
+
+You can customize bashdb's initialization process such as setting up
+breakpoints to facilitate complex issue trouble shooting. This can be achieved
+by creating per-user or per-project rc files named ``.bashdbrc`` under your
+home directory or any directory in your project. The per-user rc file is loaded
+first, followed by the per-project rc file. Therefore, you can override
+settings in your per-project ``.bashdbrc`` file.
+
+The follow code snippet demonstrates a per-project ``.bashdbrc`` with a few
+breakpoints configured:
+
+.. code:: console
+
+        $ cd my-project
+        $ cat .bashdbrc
+
+        # explicit load is required to make
+        # code in this file available to bashdb
+        load ./libs/functions.sh
+        break ./main.sh:13 $cmd == "start"
+        break ./libs/functions.sh:332
+
+Currently explicit loading of programs invoked by main script is required.
+Therefore, in this example, the ``load`` command makes the code defined in the
+``libs/functions.sh`` available to the debugging session. Once the per-project
+``.bashdbrc`` is configured, you can launch the debugger under the directory
+where the ``.bashdbrc`` located as follows:
+
+.. code:: console
+
+        $ bashdb main.sh start
+
+        bash debugger, bashdb, release 5.2-1.1.2
+
+        Copyright 2002-2004, 2006-2012, 2014, 2016-2019, 2021, 2023-2024 Rocky Bernstein
+        This is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you are
+        welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain conditions.
+
+        (/home/user/my-project/main.sh:3):
+        3:      source ./libs/functions.sh
+        File /home/user/my-project/libs/functions.sh loaded.
+        Breakpoint 1 set in file /home/user/my-project/libs/functions.sh, line 332.
+        Breakpoint 2 set in file /home/user/my-project/main.sh, line 13.
+        bashdb<4> info breakpoints
+        Num Type       Disp Enb What
+        1   breakpoint keep y   /home/user/my-project/libs/functions.sh:332
+        2   breakpoint keep y   /home/user/my-project/main.sh:13
+                stop only if $cmd == "start"
+
+In this example, bashdb shows the two breakpoints presetted by the
+``.bashdbrc`` file when it finishes startup. The ``info breakpoints`` command,
+abbreviated as ``i b``, reveals the second breakpoint is a conditional
+breakpoint.
 
 Invoking the Debugger Initially
 ===============================

lib/filecache.sh

@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ _Dbg_filecache_reset() {
 }
 _Dbg_filecache_reset
 
-# Check that line $2 is not greater than the number of lines in
-# file $1
+# Check that line $1 is not greater than the number of lines in
+# file $2
 _Dbg_check_line() {
     (( $# != 2 )) && return 1
     typeset -i line_number=$1

test/data/brkpt1.right

@@ -96,7 +96,6 @@ Num Type       Disp Enb What
 +condition x==1
 ** condition: Bad breakpoint number: x==1
 +condition 4 x==1
-Breakpoint 4 now unconditional.
 +condition bad
 ** condition: Bad breakpoint number: bad
 +condition 30 y==1
@@ -109,6 +108,7 @@ Num Type       Disp Enb What
 ----------------------------
 2   breakpoint keep n   dbg-test1.sh:22
 4   breakpoint keep y   dbg-test1.sh:23
+	stop only if x==1
 5   breakpoint keep n   dbg-test1.sh:23
 	stop only if x==0
 6   breakpoint keep y   dbg-test1.sh:24

test/data/preset-brkpt.cmd

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+info break

test/data/preset-brkpt.right

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+(gcd.sh:24):
+24:	gcd $1 $2
+Breakpoint 1 set in file gcd.sh, line 8.
+Breakpoint 2 set in file gcd.sh, line 11.
+Breakpoint 3 set in file gcd.sh, line 15.
+Num Type       Disp Enb What
+----------------------------
+1   breakpoint keep y   gcd.sh:8
+2   breakpoint keep y   gcd.sh:11
+3   breakpoint keep y   gcd.sh:15
+	stop only if a==1
+
+bashdb: That's all, folks...

test/integration/Makefile.am

@@ -76,7 +76,8 @@ TESTS = \
 	test-tbreak	\
 	test-trace	\
 	test-watch1	\
-	test-watch2
+	test-watch2 \
+	test-preset-brkpt
 
 TESTS_ENVIRONMENT = \
   srcdir="$(abs_srcdir)" \

test/integration/check-common.sh.in

@@ -62,9 +62,14 @@ TEST_FILTERED_FILE="/tmp/${TEST_NAME}-filtered.check"
 RIGHT_FILTERED_FILE="/tmp/${TEST_NAME}-filtered.right"
 
 run_test_check() {
-    short_script_name=${1:-$TEST_NAME}
-    short_test_name=${2:-$TEST_NAME}
-    debugged_script=${3:-"${top_srcdir}/test/example/${short_script_name}.sh"}
+    short_script_name=$1
+    short_test_name=$2
+    debugged_script=$3
+    with_init=$4
+    [[ -z $short_script_name ]] && short_script_name=$TEST_NAME
+    [[ -z $short_test_name ]] && short_test_name=$TEST_NAME
+    [[ -z $debugged_script ]] && debugged_script="${top_srcdir}/test/example/${short_script_name}.sh"
+    [[ -z $with_init ]] && with_init="no"
 
     # Reassign variables to allow overrides via the above parameters
     TEST_FILE="${top_builddir}/test/integration/${short_test_name}.check"
@@ -78,7 +83,12 @@ run_test_check() {
 	print -r -- "You need to set srcdir before running this."
 	exit 10
     fi
-    (cd $srcdir && run_debugger "$debugged_script" 2>&1 >"$TEST_FILE" </dev/null)
+    if [[ $with_init == "no" ]]; then
+      (cd $srcdir && run_debugger "$debugged_script" 2>&1 >"$TEST_FILE" </dev/null)
+    else
+      dbg_opts="-L ${top_srcdir} ${run_debugger_opts// --no-init/}"
+      (cd $srcdir && run_debugger "$debugged_script" "$dbg_opts" 2>&1 >"$TEST_FILE" </dev/null)
+    fi
     check_output "$TEST_FILE" "$RIGHT_FILE"
     # Return code tells testing mechanism whether passed or not.
     return $?

test/integration/test-preset-brkpt

@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+t=${0##*/}; TEST_NAME=${t:5}   # basename $0 with 'test-' stripped off
+
+[ -z "$builddir" ] && builddir="$PWD"
+. "${builddir}/check-common.sh"
+
+function _preset_brkpt_cleanup {
+  [[ -f "${builddir}/.bashdbrc" ]] && rm -f "${builddir}/.bashdbrc"
+  if [[ -f "${HOME}/.bashdbrc-test-rename" ]]; then
+    mv "${HOME}/.bashdbrc-test-rename" "${HOME}/.bashdbrc"
+  fi
+}
+# setup trap to ensure cleanup of .bashdbrc
+trap _preset_brkpt_cleanup EXIT INT TERM
+
+# rename the ~/.bashdbrc to avoid interference
+if [[ -f "${HOME}/.bashdbrc" ]]; then
+  mv "${HOME}/.bashdbrc" "${HOME}/.bashdbrc-test-rename"
+fi
+
+# create a per-project .bashdbrc under working directory
+cat<<EOF > "${builddir}/.bashdbrc"
+break gcd
+break 11
+break 15 if a==1
+EOF
+
+script=gcd
+# The fourth argument loads per-project .bashdbrc
+run_test_check $script "" "" "yes"
+rc=$?
+(( $rc != 0 )) && exit $rc
+
+# Return code tells testing mechanism whether passed or not.
+exit 0