show [ subcommand ]

A command for showing things about the debugger. You can give unique prefix of the name of a subcommand to get information about just that subcommand. nn Type show for a list of show subcommands and what they do. Type help show for a summary list of show subcommands. Many of the “show” commands have a corresponding set command.

Show¶

  • Show Debugger Command Aliases (show aliases)
  • Show Annotate (GNU Emacs annotation level)
  • Show Program invocation Arguments (show args)
  • Show whether to evaluation of unrecognized debugger commands (show autoeval)
  • Show whether list on entry is in effect (show autolist)
  • Show if path should have basename only (show basename)
  • Show whether to Confirm Potentially Dangerous Operations (show confirm)
  • Show whether to stop on same file/line positions (show different)
  • Show whether GNU readline editing is in effect (show editing)
  • Show how file names are displayed (show filename-display)
  • Show whether highlighting is used in output (show highlight)
  • Show whether each sourceline is traced before running it (show line)
  • Lines shown in source listing) (show listsize)
  • Show Pygments Formatting style in Listings (show style)
  • Show whether line tracing in is effect (show trace-command)
  • Show terminal Width (show width)

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