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bash debugger. You can use this tool to debug bash shell script

(dbg-test1.sh:22):
22:	x=22
+# Test 'search' command
+# 
+### Try a forward search /x. Should not be the same line ...
+/x 
 25:     ((x += i))
+### Try a backward search ?fn1? ...
+?fn1? 
  6:       echo "fn1 here"
+### Try another backward search ? Should not be the same line ...
+? 
  5:   fn1() {
+### Above search should reset list line below list start.
+### Should get same line as line above...
+list 
  5:   fn1() {
  6:       echo "fn1 here"
  7:       x=5
  8:       fn3
  9:   }    
 10:   
 11:   fn2() {
 12:       name="fn2"
 13:       echo "$name here"
 14:       x=6
+### Try forward search /fn1/. Should be line we got command before last ...
+/fn1/ 
 32:   fn1;
+### Try a backward search ?fn3? ...
+?fn3? 
 31:   fn3 31
+### Reset line back to begining ...
+list 1
  1:   #!/usr/bin/env bash
  2:   # Note: no CVS Id line since it would mess up regression testing.
  3:   # This code is used for various debugger testing.
  4:   
  5:   fn1() {
  6:       echo "fn1 here"
  7:       x=5
  8:       fn3
  9:   }    
 10:   
+### Try alternate search form: search /fn1/
+search /fn1/
 32:   fn1;
+list 1
  1:   #!/usr/bin/env bash
  2:   # Note: no CVS Id line since it would mess up regression testing.
  3:   # This code is used for various debugger testing.
  4:   
  5:   fn1() {
  6:       echo "fn1 here"
  7:       x=5
  8:       fn3
  9:   }    
 10:   
+### Try alternate search form: search fn3
+search fn3
 17:   fn3() {
+### Try backward and forward last search...
+? 
  8:       fn3
+/ 
 17:   fn3() {
+### Try alternate search form: rev fn3
+rev fn3
  8:       fn3
+### Search for something not there...
+search foobar1111
search pattern: foobar1111 not found.
+quit