set [ set-subcommand ]

Modifies parts of the debugger environment.

You can give unique prefix of the name of a subcommand to get information about just that subcommand.

Type set for a list of set subcommands and what they do. Type help set for a summary list of set subcommands.

All of the “set” commands have a corresponding show command.

Set

Modifies parts of the debugger environment. You can see these environment settings with the show command.

• Set GNU Emacs annotation Level (set annotation)
• Set Command Invocation Parameters (set args)
• Auto-Evaluation of Unrecognized Debugger Commands (set auto eval)
• List Statements on Debugger Entry (set auto list)
• Basename Only in File Paths (set basename)
• Confirmation of Potentially Dangerous Operations (set confirm)
• Recursive Debugging (debug)
• Consecutive Stops on Different File/Line Positions) (set different)
• Readline editing of commands (set editing)
• How to display file names (set filename-display)
• Set whether to use Terminal Highlighting (set highlight)
• Set whether to trace executed lines (set linetrace)
• Set List Command Line Count (set listsize)
• Set whether to use Pygments in Formatting Listings (set style)
• Set whether line tracing is in effect (set trace-commands)
• Set Terminal Output Width (set width)