I have pydbgr working well now in Emacs 23.2 with virtualenv. But I am confused why breakpoints are not established from the source code buffer after running M-x pydbgr - as they would be e.g. when using pdb.
I tried invoking C-cC-b but this does not toggle breakpoints on the selected line as one would hope/expect.
Neither does C-xSPC work as it would in pdb.
When in the pydbgr shell window I can set breakpoints according to the first keyboard short-cut above, but it is naturally far more convenient to not have to move windows in order to do this.
Also, the left buffer margin intended for setting breakpoints via the mouse does not appear by default, and the MOUSE button binding for toggling normal and temporary breakpoints do not appear to work out-of-the-box, at least with my .emacs configuration.
I am using the latest pydbgr and dbgr.el code at the time of this posting.
Can anybody with experience of using pdbgr for debugging Python application please comment on the best approaches they have adopted in this regard. Perhaps some elisp configuration code to establish key-bindings that work from the source code windows. I noticed that pydbgr does not appear to invoke a minor/major-mode within the source buffer window, so I don't know where to start implementing this myself as I have no mode-hooks to hang elisp code off.