List all currently-known thread name(s).
If no thread name or thread number is given, we list info for all threads. Unless a terse listing, for each thread we give:
<Class(Thread-n, status)>
set debug-pydb
is set to True
.
The specific output you get depends on whether you are using Python 2.5 or later or (when not) have the threadframe module installed.
Here is an example assuming Python 2.5 is installed:
(Pydb) info thread ---------------------------------------- <_MainThread(MainThread, started)> <module>() called from file '/src/external-cvs/pydb/test/thread/q.py' at line 52 ---------------------------------------- <Producer(Thread-1, started)> run(self=<Producer(Thread-1, started)>) called from file '/src/external-cvs/pydb/test/thread/q.py' at line 19 ---------------------------------------- -> <Consumer(Thread-2, started)> run(self=<Consumer(Thread-2, started)>) called from file '/src/external-cvs/pydb/test/thread/q.py' at line 39 ---------------------------------------- <Consumer(Thread-3, started)> run(self=<Consumer(Thread-3, started)>) called from file '/src/external-cvs/pydb/test/thread/q.py' at line 38
The arrow ->
indicates which thread is current. Here it is
Thread-2. If terse
is appended, we just list the thread name
and thread id. Here's an example:
(Pydb) info thread terse MainThread: -1210480976 Thread-3: -1231336544 -> Thread-2: -1222943840 Thread-1: -1214551136
The arrow indicates the current thread; again it is Thread-2. This listing is available on all Python versions and without threadframe installed.
To get the full stack trace for a specific thread pass in the thread name (assuming Python 2.5 or threadframe). Here's an example:
(Pydb) info thread Thread-3 trace_dispatch_gdb(self=<threaddbg.threadDbg ins...) called from file 'None' at line 162 run(self=<Consumer(Thread-3, star...) called from file 'q.py' at line 39 __bootstrap(self=<Consumer(Thread-3, star...) called from file 'threading.py' at line 460
If verbose
appended without a thread name, then the entire
stack trace is given for each frame and the thread ID is shown as well.
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