ipdb_commands

# help: Print the list of all commands
h

# help: Print help about the certain command
h break

# print: Print the value of the expression
p some_obj
pp some_obj

# Print detailed information about the object
pinfo some_obj
pinfo2 some_obj

# args: Print arguments with their values of the current function
a

# list: List 11 lines of source code around the current line
l

# list: List 11 lines of source code around line 123
l 123

# longlist: List all source code for the current function or frame
ll

# jump: Jump to line 123, skip the execution of anything between
j 123

# args: List all arguments of the current function
a

# step: Execute code line by line, it may jump to another frame when a function call is encountered
s

# next: Execute code line by line, it doesn't enter functions called from the statement being executed
n

# return: Continue execution until the current function returns.
r

# continue: Continue execution, only stop when a breakpoint is encountered
c

# break: List all breakpoints
b

# break: Set a breakpoint at line 123
b 123

# break: Set a breakpoint at line 123 of file.py
b path/to/file.py:123

# break: Set a breakpoint on some_func that will be triggered if some_arg == 0
b some_func, some_arg == 0

# clear: Clear all breakpoints
clear

# where: Print a stack trace
w

# up: Move the current frame one level up in the stack trace
u

# down: Move the current frame one level down in the stack trace
d

# quit: Quit debugging
q

# use ! to run Python code that may conflict with pdb's built-in commands
!r = 123
!r = 123; c = 455