# -*- shell-script -*-
# "set autoeval" debugger command
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if [[ 0 == ${#funcfiletrace[@]} ]] ; then
    dirname=${0%/*}
    [[ $dirname == $0 ]] && top_dir='../..' || top_dir=${dirname}/../..
    for lib_file in help alias ; do source $top_dir/lib/${lib_file}.sh; done
    typeset -A _Dbg_command_help_set
    typeset -A _Dbg_debugger_set_commands
fi

typeset -A _Dbg_complete_level_2_data
_Dbg_complete_level_2_data[set_autoeval]='on off'

_Dbg_help_add_sub set autoeval \
'**set autoeval** [**on**|**off**]

Evaluate unrecognized debugger commands.

Often inside the debugger, one would like to be able to run arbitrary
zsh commands without having to preface zsh expressions with
``print`` or ``eval``. Setting *autoeval* on will cause unrecognized
debugger commands to be *eval* as a zsh expression.

Note that if this is set, on error the message shown on type a bad
debugger command changes from:

      Undefined command: "fdafds". Try "help".

to something more zsh-eval-specific such as:

      /tmp/zshdb_eval_26397:2: command not found: fdafds


See also:
---------

**show autoeval**
'


_Dbg_do_set_autoeval() {
    _Dbg_set_onoff "$1" 'autoeval'
    return $?
}
