The misleading thing about this approach is that the decorated function is no longer Python at all. It’s another language with Python syntax. Which is a neat way to get a parser for free, but it’s going to set up expectations about semantics that are bound to be incorrect.
> The misleading thing about this approach is that the decorated function is no longer Python at all. It’s another language with Python syntax.
Some of the current implementations are either strict Python subsets or very nearly so, but, yes, DSLs are distinct languages, that's what the L stands for.
I'm alway shocked when people in this line of work either take things at face-value or just lie by omission/imprecision. this is not python breakpoints - it's a wholeass other system they had to re-roll that emulates python breakpoints:
> Unlike pdb, you will not be able to step through the execution, but you are allowed to resume it.
you think it works with pycharm/vscode/any other tooling? spoiler alert: of course not.
