from __future__ import print_function

# Important: Autogenerated file.

# DO NOT edit manually!
# DO NOT edit manually!
import sys
from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_constants import (STATE_RUN, PYTHON_SUSPEND, IS_JYTHON,
    USE_CUSTOM_SYS_CURRENT_FRAMES, USE_CUSTOM_SYS_CURRENT_FRAMES_MAP, SUPPORT_GEVENT, ForkSafeLock)
from _pydev_bundle import pydev_log
# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
pydev_log.debug("Using Cython speedups")
# ELSE
# from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_frame import PyDBFrame
# ENDIF

version = 11

if USE_CUSTOM_SYS_CURRENT_FRAMES:

    # Some versions of Jython don't have it (but we can provide a replacement)
    if IS_JYTHON:
        from java.lang import NoSuchFieldException
        from org.python.core import ThreadStateMapping
        try:
            cachedThreadState = ThreadStateMapping.getDeclaredField('globalThreadStates')  # Dev version
        except NoSuchFieldException:
            cachedThreadState = ThreadStateMapping.getDeclaredField('cachedThreadState')  # Release Jython 2.7.0
        cachedThreadState.accessible = True
        thread_states = cachedThreadState.get(ThreadStateMapping)

        def _current_frames():
            as_array = thread_states.entrySet().toArray()
            ret = {}
            for thread_to_state in as_array:
                thread = thread_to_state.getKey()
                if thread is None:
                    continue
                thread_state = thread_to_state.getValue()
                if thread_state is None:
                    continue

                frame = thread_state.frame
                if frame is None:
                    continue

                ret[thread.getId()] = frame
            return ret

    elif USE_CUSTOM_SYS_CURRENT_FRAMES_MAP:
        _tid_to_last_frame = {}

        # IronPython doesn't have it. Let's use our workaround...
        def _current_frames():
            return _tid_to_last_frame

    else:
        raise RuntimeError('Unable to proceed (sys._current_frames not available in this Python implementation).')
else:
    _current_frames = sys._current_frames


#=======================================================================================================================
# PyDBAdditionalThreadInfo
#=======================================================================================================================
# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
cdef class PyDBAdditionalThreadInfo:
# ELSE
# class PyDBAdditionalThreadInfo(object):
# ENDIF

    # Note: the params in cython are declared in pydevd_cython.pxd.
    # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
    # ELSE
#     __slots__ = [
#         'pydev_state',
#         'pydev_step_stop',
#         'pydev_original_step_cmd',
#         'pydev_step_cmd',
#         'pydev_notify_kill',
#         'pydev_smart_step_stop',
#         'pydev_django_resolve_frame',
#         'pydev_call_from_jinja2',
#         'pydev_call_inside_jinja2',
#         'is_tracing',
#         'conditional_breakpoint_exception',
#         'pydev_message',
#         'suspend_type',
#         'pydev_next_line',
#         'pydev_func_name',
#         'suspended_at_unhandled',
#         'trace_suspend_type',
#         'top_level_thread_tracer_no_back_frames',
#         'top_level_thread_tracer_unhandled',
#         'thread_tracer',
#     ]
    # ENDIF

    def __init__(self):
        self.pydev_state = STATE_RUN  # STATE_RUN or STATE_SUSPEND
        self.pydev_step_stop = None

        # Note: we have `pydev_original_step_cmd` and `pydev_step_cmd` because the original is to
        # say the action that started it and the other is to say what's the current tracing behavior
        # (because it's possible that we start with a step over but may have to switch to a
        # different step strategy -- for instance, if a step over is done and we return the current
        # method the strategy is changed to a step in).

        self.pydev_original_step_cmd = -1  # Something as CMD_STEP_INTO, CMD_STEP_OVER, etc.
        self.pydev_step_cmd = -1  # Something as CMD_STEP_INTO, CMD_STEP_OVER, etc.

        self.pydev_notify_kill = False
        self.pydev_smart_step_stop = None
        self.pydev_django_resolve_frame = False
        self.pydev_call_from_jinja2 = None
        self.pydev_call_inside_jinja2 = None
        self.is_tracing = 0
        self.conditional_breakpoint_exception = None
        self.pydev_message = ''
        self.suspend_type = PYTHON_SUSPEND
        self.pydev_next_line = -1
        self.pydev_func_name = '.invalid.'  # Must match the type in cython
        self.suspended_at_unhandled = False
        self.trace_suspend_type = 'trace'  # 'trace' or 'frame_eval'
        self.top_level_thread_tracer_no_back_frames = []
        self.top_level_thread_tracer_unhandled = None
        self.thread_tracer = None

    def get_topmost_frame(self, thread):
        '''
        Gets the topmost frame for the given thread. Note that it may be None
        and callers should remove the reference to the frame as soon as possible
        to avoid disturbing user code.
        '''
        # sys._current_frames(): dictionary with thread id -> topmost frame
        current_frames = _current_frames()
        topmost_frame = current_frames.get(thread.ident)
        if topmost_frame is None:
            # Note: this is expected for dummy threads (so, getting the topmost frame should be
            # treated as optional).
            pydev_log.info(
                'Unable to get topmost frame for thread: %s, thread.ident: %s, id(thread): %s\nCurrent frames: %s.\n'
                'GEVENT_SUPPORT: %s',
                thread,
                thread.ident,
                id(thread),
                current_frames,
                SUPPORT_GEVENT,
            )

        return topmost_frame

    def __str__(self):
        return 'State:%s Stop:%s Cmd: %s Kill:%s' % (
            self.pydev_state, self.pydev_step_stop, self.pydev_step_cmd, self.pydev_notify_kill)


_set_additional_thread_info_lock = ForkSafeLock()


def set_additional_thread_info(thread):
    try:
        additional_info = thread.additional_info
        if additional_info is None:
            raise AttributeError()
    except:
        with _set_additional_thread_info_lock:
            # If it's not there, set it within a lock to avoid any racing
            # conditions.
            additional_info = getattr(thread, 'additional_info', None)
            if additional_info is None:
                additional_info = PyDBAdditionalThreadInfo()
            thread.additional_info = additional_info

    return additional_info
import linecache
import os.path
import re

from _pydev_bundle import pydev_log
from _pydevd_bundle import pydevd_dont_trace
from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_constants import (dict_iter_values, IS_PY3K, RETURN_VALUES_DICT, NO_FTRACE)
from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_frame_utils import add_exception_to_frame, just_raised, remove_exception_from_frame, ignore_exception_trace
from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_utils import get_clsname_for_code
from pydevd_file_utils import get_abs_path_real_path_and_base_from_frame
from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_comm_constants import constant_to_str

# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
# ELSE
# # Note: those are now inlined on cython.
# 107 = 107
# 144 = 144
# 109 = 109
# 160 = 160
# 108 = 108
# 159 = 159
# 137 = 137
# 111 = 111
# 128 = 128
# 206 = 206
# 1 = 1
# 2 = 2
# ENDIF

basename = os.path.basename

IGNORE_EXCEPTION_TAG = re.compile('[^#]*#.*@IgnoreException')
DEBUG_START = ('pydevd.py', 'run')
DEBUG_START_PY3K = ('_pydev_execfile.py', 'execfile')
TRACE_PROPERTY = 'pydevd_traceproperty.py'

import dis


def _get_func_lines(f_code):
    try:
        return set(lineno for (_, lineno) in dis.findlinestarts(f_code))
    except:
        return None


#=======================================================================================================================
# PyDBFrame
#=======================================================================================================================
# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
cdef class PyDBFrame:
# ELSE
# class PyDBFrame:
#     '''This makes the tracing for a given frame, so, the trace_dispatch
#     is used initially when we enter into a new context ('call') and then
#     is reused for the entire context.
#     '''
# ENDIF

    # Note: class (and not instance) attributes.

    # Same thing in the main debugger but only considering the file contents, while the one in the main debugger
    # considers the user input (so, the actual result must be a join of both).
    filename_to_lines_where_exceptions_are_ignored = {}
    filename_to_stat_info = {}

    # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
    cdef tuple _args
    cdef int should_skip
    def __init__(self, tuple args):
        self._args = args # In the cython version we don't need to pass the frame
        self.should_skip = -1  # On cythonized version, put in instance.
    # ELSE
#     should_skip = -1  # Default value in class (put in instance on set).
# 
#     def __init__(self, args):
#         # args = main_debugger, filename, base, info, t, frame
#         # yeap, much faster than putting in self and then getting it from self later on
#         self._args = args
    # ENDIF

    def set_suspend(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self._args[0].set_suspend(*args, **kwargs)

    def do_wait_suspend(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self._args[0].do_wait_suspend(*args, **kwargs)

    # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
    def trace_exception(self, frame, str event, arg):
        cdef bint should_stop;
    # ELSE
#     def trace_exception(self, frame, event, arg):
    # ENDIF
        if event == 'exception':
            should_stop, frame = self.should_stop_on_exception(frame, event, arg)

            if should_stop:
                self.handle_exception(frame, event, arg)
                return self.trace_dispatch

        return self.trace_exception

    # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
    def should_stop_on_exception(self, frame, str event, arg):
        cdef PyDBAdditionalThreadInfo info;
        cdef bint flag;
    # ELSE
#     def should_stop_on_exception(self, frame, event, arg):
    # ENDIF

        # main_debugger, _filename, info, _thread = self._args
        main_debugger = self._args[0]
        info = self._args[2]
        should_stop = False

        # 2 = 2
        if info.pydev_state != 2:  # and breakpoint is not None:
            exception, value, trace = arg

            if trace is not None and hasattr(trace, 'tb_next'):
                # on jython trace is None on the first event and it may not have a tb_next.

                should_stop = False
                exception_breakpoint = None
                try:
                    if main_debugger.plugin is not None:
                        result = main_debugger.plugin.exception_break(main_debugger, self, frame, self._args, arg)
                        if result:
                            should_stop, frame = result
                except:
                    pydev_log.exception()

                if not should_stop:
                    # It was not handled by any plugin, lets check exception breakpoints.
                    exception_breakpoint = main_debugger.get_exception_breakpoint(
                        exception, main_debugger.break_on_caught_exceptions)

                    if exception_breakpoint is not None:
                        if exception is SystemExit and main_debugger.ignore_system_exit_code(value):
                            return False, frame

                        if exception in (GeneratorExit, StopIteration):
                            # These exceptions are control-flow related (they work as a generator
                            # pause), so, we shouldn't stop on them.
                            return False, frame

                        if exception_breakpoint.condition is not None:
                            eval_result = main_debugger.handle_breakpoint_condition(info, exception_breakpoint, frame)
                            if not eval_result:
                                return False, frame

                        if main_debugger.exclude_exception_by_filter(exception_breakpoint, trace):
                            pydev_log.debug("Ignore exception %s in library %s -- (%s)" % (exception, frame.f_code.co_filename, frame.f_code.co_name))
                            return False, frame

                        if ignore_exception_trace(trace):
                            return False, frame

                        was_just_raised = just_raised(trace)
                        if was_just_raised:

                            if main_debugger.skip_on_exceptions_thrown_in_same_context:
                                # Option: Don't break if an exception is caught in the same function from which it is thrown
                                return False, frame

                        if exception_breakpoint.notify_on_first_raise_only:
                            if main_debugger.skip_on_exceptions_thrown_in_same_context:
                                # In this case we never stop if it was just raised, so, to know if it was the first we
                                # need to check if we're in the 2nd method.
                                if not was_just_raised and not just_raised(trace.tb_next):
                                    return False, frame  # I.e.: we stop only when we're at the caller of a method that throws an exception

                            else:
                                if not was_just_raised:
                                    return False, frame  # I.e.: we stop only when it was just raised

                        # If it got here we should stop.
                        should_stop = True
                        try:
                            info.pydev_message = exception_breakpoint.qname
                        except:
                            info.pydev_message = exception_breakpoint.qname.encode('utf-8')

                if should_stop:
                    # Always add exception to frame (must remove later after we proceed).
                    add_exception_to_frame(frame, (exception, value, trace))

                    if exception_breakpoint is not None and exception_breakpoint.expression is not None:
                        main_debugger.handle_breakpoint_expression(exception_breakpoint, info, frame)

        return should_stop, frame

    def handle_exception(self, frame, event, arg):
        try:
            # print('handle_exception', frame.f_lineno, frame.f_code.co_name)

            # We have 3 things in arg: exception type, description, traceback object
            trace_obj = arg[2]
            main_debugger = self._args[0]

            initial_trace_obj = trace_obj
            if trace_obj.tb_next is None and trace_obj.tb_frame is frame:
                # I.e.: tb_next should be only None in the context it was thrown (trace_obj.tb_frame is frame is just a double check).
                pass
            else:
                # Get the trace_obj from where the exception was raised...
                while trace_obj.tb_next is not None:
                    trace_obj = trace_obj.tb_next

            if main_debugger.ignore_exceptions_thrown_in_lines_with_ignore_exception:
                for check_trace_obj in (initial_trace_obj, trace_obj):
                    filename = get_abs_path_real_path_and_base_from_frame(check_trace_obj.tb_frame)[1]

                    filename_to_lines_where_exceptions_are_ignored = self.filename_to_lines_where_exceptions_are_ignored

                    lines_ignored = filename_to_lines_where_exceptions_are_ignored.get(filename)
                    if lines_ignored is None:
                        lines_ignored = filename_to_lines_where_exceptions_are_ignored[filename] = {}

                    try:
                        curr_stat = os.stat(filename)
                        curr_stat = (curr_stat.st_size, curr_stat.st_mtime)
                    except:
                        curr_stat = None

                    last_stat = self.filename_to_stat_info.get(filename)
                    if last_stat != curr_stat:
                        self.filename_to_stat_info[filename] = curr_stat
                        lines_ignored.clear()
                        try:
                            linecache.checkcache(filename)
                        except:
                            # Jython 2.1
                            linecache.checkcache()

                    from_user_input = main_debugger.filename_to_lines_where_exceptions_are_ignored.get(filename)
                    if from_user_input:
                        merged = {}
                        merged.update(lines_ignored)
                        # Override what we have with the related entries that the user entered
                        merged.update(from_user_input)
                    else:
                        merged = lines_ignored

                    exc_lineno = check_trace_obj.tb_lineno

                    # print ('lines ignored', lines_ignored)
                    # print ('user input', from_user_input)
                    # print ('merged', merged, 'curr', exc_lineno)

                    if exc_lineno not in merged:  # Note: check on merged but update lines_ignored.
                        try:
                            line = linecache.getline(filename, exc_lineno, check_trace_obj.tb_frame.f_globals)
                        except:
                            # Jython 2.1
                            line = linecache.getline(filename, exc_lineno)

                        if IGNORE_EXCEPTION_TAG.match(line) is not None:
                            lines_ignored[exc_lineno] = 1
                            return
                        else:
                            # Put in the cache saying not to ignore
                            lines_ignored[exc_lineno] = 0
                    else:
                        # Ok, dict has it already cached, so, let's check it...
                        if merged.get(exc_lineno, 0):
                            return

            thread = self._args[3]

            try:
                frame_id_to_frame = {}
                frame_id_to_frame[id(frame)] = frame
                f = trace_obj.tb_frame
                while f is not None:
                    frame_id_to_frame[id(f)] = f
                    f = f.f_back
                f = None

                main_debugger.send_caught_exception_stack(thread, arg, id(frame))
                self.set_suspend(thread, 137)
                self.do_wait_suspend(thread, frame, event, arg)
                main_debugger.send_caught_exception_stack_proceeded(thread)
            except:
                pydev_log.exception()

            main_debugger.set_trace_for_frame_and_parents(frame)
        finally:
            # Make sure the user cannot see the '__exception__' we added after we leave the suspend state.
            remove_exception_from_frame(frame)
            # Clear some local variables...
            frame = None
            trace_obj = None
            initial_trace_obj = None
            check_trace_obj = None
            f = None
            frame_id_to_frame = None
            main_debugger = None
            thread = None

    def get_func_name(self, frame):
        code_obj = frame.f_code
        func_name = code_obj.co_name
        try:
            cls_name = get_clsname_for_code(code_obj, frame)
            if cls_name is not None:
                return "%s.%s" % (cls_name, func_name)
            else:
                return func_name
        except:
            pydev_log.exception()
            return func_name

    def show_return_values(self, frame, arg):
        try:
            try:
                f_locals_back = getattr(frame.f_back, "f_locals", None)
                if f_locals_back is not None:
                    return_values_dict = f_locals_back.get(RETURN_VALUES_DICT, None)
                    if return_values_dict is None:
                        return_values_dict = {}
                        f_locals_back[RETURN_VALUES_DICT] = return_values_dict
                    name = self.get_func_name(frame)
                    return_values_dict[name] = arg
            except:
                pydev_log.exception()
        finally:
            f_locals_back = None

    def remove_return_values(self, main_debugger, frame):
        try:
            try:
                # Showing return values was turned off, we should remove them from locals dict.
                # The values can be in the current frame or in the back one
                frame.f_locals.pop(RETURN_VALUES_DICT, None)

                f_locals_back = getattr(frame.f_back, "f_locals", None)
                if f_locals_back is not None:
                    f_locals_back.pop(RETURN_VALUES_DICT, None)
            except:
                pydev_log.exception()
        finally:
            f_locals_back = None

    def _get_unfiltered_back_frame(self, main_debugger, frame):
        f = frame.f_back
        while f is not None:
            if not main_debugger.is_files_filter_enabled:
                return f

            else:
                if main_debugger.apply_files_filter(f, f.f_code.co_filename, False):
                    f = f.f_back

                else:
                    return f

        return f

    # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
    cpdef trace_dispatch(self, frame, str event, arg):
        cdef str filename;
        cdef bint is_exception_event;
        cdef bint has_exception_breakpoints;
        cdef bint can_skip;
        cdef PyDBAdditionalThreadInfo info;
        cdef int step_cmd;
        cdef int line;
        cdef bint is_line;
        cdef bint is_call;
        cdef bint is_return;
        cdef bint should_stop;
        cdef dict breakpoints_for_file;
        cdef str curr_func_name;
        cdef bint exist_result;
        cdef dict frame_skips_cache;
        cdef tuple frame_cache_key;
        cdef tuple line_cache_key;
        cdef int breakpoints_in_line_cache;
        cdef int breakpoints_in_frame_cache;
        cdef bint has_breakpoint_in_frame;
        cdef bint is_coroutine_or_generator;
        cdef int bp_line;
        cdef object bp;
    # ELSE
#     def trace_dispatch(self, frame, event, arg):
    # ENDIF
        # Note: this is a big function because most of the logic related to hitting a breakpoint and
        # stepping is contained in it. Ideally this could be split among multiple functions, but the
        # problem in this case is that in pure-python function calls are expensive and even more so
        # when tracing is on (because each function call will get an additional tracing call). We
        # try to address this by using the info.is_tracing for the fastest possible return, but the
        # cost is still high (maybe we could use code-generation in the future and make the code
        # generation be better split among what each part does).

        # DEBUG = '_debugger_case_generator.py' in frame.f_code.co_filename
        main_debugger, filename, info, thread, frame_skips_cache, frame_cache_key = self._args
        # if DEBUG: print('frame trace_dispatch %s %s %s %s %s %s, stop: %s' % (frame.f_lineno, frame.f_code.co_name, frame.f_code.co_filename, event, constant_to_str(info.pydev_step_cmd), arg, info.pydev_step_stop))
        try:
            info.is_tracing += 1
            line = frame.f_lineno
            line_cache_key = (frame_cache_key, line)

            if main_debugger.pydb_disposed:
                return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE

            plugin_manager = main_debugger.plugin
            has_exception_breakpoints = main_debugger.break_on_caught_exceptions or main_debugger.has_plugin_exception_breaks

            stop_frame = info.pydev_step_stop
            step_cmd = info.pydev_step_cmd

            if frame.f_code.co_flags & 0xa0:  # 0xa0 ==  CO_GENERATOR = 0x20 | CO_COROUTINE = 0x80
                # Dealing with coroutines and generators:
                # When in a coroutine we change the perceived event to the debugger because
                # a call, StopIteration exception and return are usually just pausing/unpausing it.
                if event == 'line':
                    is_line = True
                    is_call = False
                    is_return = False
                    is_exception_event = False

                elif event == 'return':
                    is_line = False
                    is_call = False
                    is_return = True
                    is_exception_event = False

                    returns_cache_key = (frame_cache_key, 'returns')
                    return_lines = frame_skips_cache.get(returns_cache_key)
                    if return_lines is None:
                        # Note: we're collecting the return lines by inspecting the bytecode as
                        # there are multiple returns and multiple stop iterations when awaiting and
                        # it doesn't give any clear indication when a coroutine or generator is
                        # finishing or just pausing.
                        return_lines = set()
                        for x in main_debugger.collect_return_info(frame.f_code):
                            # Note: cython does not support closures in cpdefs (so we can't use
                            # a list comprehension).
                            return_lines.add(x.return_line)

                        frame_skips_cache[returns_cache_key] = return_lines

                    if line not in return_lines:
                        # Not really a return (coroutine/generator paused).
                        return self.trace_dispatch
                    else:
                        # Tricky handling: usually when we're on a frame which is about to exit
                        # we set the step mode to step into, but in this case we'd end up in the
                        # asyncio internal machinery, which is not what we want, so, we just
                        # ask the stop frame to be a level up.
                        #
                        # Note that there's an issue here which we may want to fix in the future: if
                        # the back frame is a frame which is filtered, we won't stop properly.
                        # Solving this may not be trivial as we'd need to put a scope in the step
                        # in, but we may have to do it anyways to have a step in which doesn't end
                        # up in asyncio).
                        if stop_frame is frame:
                            if step_cmd in (108, 159, 107, 144):
                                f = self._get_unfiltered_back_frame(main_debugger, frame)
                                if f is not None:
                                    info.pydev_step_cmd = 206
                                    info.pydev_step_stop = f
                                else:
                                    if step_cmd == 108:
                                        info.pydev_step_cmd = 107
                                        info.pydev_step_stop = None

                                    elif step_cmd == 159:
                                        info.pydev_step_cmd = 144
                                        info.pydev_step_stop = None

                            elif step_cmd == 206:
                                # We're exiting this one, so, mark the new coroutine context.
                                f = self._get_unfiltered_back_frame(main_debugger, frame)
                                if f is not None:
                                    info.pydev_step_stop = f
                                else:
                                    info.pydev_step_cmd = 107
                                    info.pydev_step_stop = None

                elif event == 'exception':
                    breakpoints_for_file = None
                    if has_exception_breakpoints:
                        should_stop, frame = self.should_stop_on_exception(frame, event, arg)
                        if should_stop:
                            self.handle_exception(frame, event, arg)
                            return self.trace_dispatch

                    return self.trace_dispatch
                else:
                    # event == 'call' or event == 'c_XXX'
                    return self.trace_dispatch

            else:
                if event == 'line':
                    is_line = True
                    is_call = False
                    is_return = False
                    is_exception_event = False

                elif event == 'return':
                    is_line = False
                    is_return = True
                    is_call = False
                    is_exception_event = False

                    # If we are in single step mode and something causes us to exit the current frame, we need to make sure we break
                    # eventually.  Force the step mode to step into and the step stop frame to None.
                    # I.e.: F6 in the end of a function should stop in the next possible position (instead of forcing the user
                    # to make a step in or step over at that location).
                    # Note: this is especially troublesome when we're skipping code with the
                    # @DontTrace comment.
                    if stop_frame is frame and is_return and step_cmd in (108, 109, 159, 160):
                        if step_cmd in (108, 109):
                            info.pydev_step_cmd = 107
                        else:
                            info.pydev_step_cmd = 144
                        info.pydev_step_stop = None

                elif event == 'call':
                    is_line = False
                    is_call = True
                    is_return = False
                    is_exception_event = False

                elif event == 'exception':
                    is_exception_event = True
                    breakpoints_for_file = None
                    if has_exception_breakpoints:
                        should_stop, frame = self.should_stop_on_exception(frame, event, arg)
                        if should_stop:
                            self.handle_exception(frame, event, arg)
                            return self.trace_dispatch
                    is_line = False
                    is_return = False
                    is_call = False

                else:
                    # Unexpected: just keep the same trace func (i.e.: event == 'c_XXX').
                    return self.trace_dispatch

            if not is_exception_event:
                breakpoints_for_file = main_debugger.breakpoints.get(filename)

                can_skip = False

                if info.pydev_state == 1:  # 1 = 1
                    # we can skip if:
                    # - we have no stop marked
                    # - we should make a step return/step over and we're not in the current frame
                    # - we're stepping into a coroutine context and we're not in that context
                    if step_cmd == -1:
                        can_skip = True

                    elif step_cmd in (108, 109, 159, 160) and stop_frame is not frame:
                        can_skip = True

                    elif step_cmd == 206:
                        f = frame
                        while f is not None:
                            if f is stop_frame:
                                break
                            f = f.f_back
                        else:
                            can_skip = True

                    if can_skip:
                        if plugin_manager is not None and (
                                main_debugger.has_plugin_line_breaks or main_debugger.has_plugin_exception_breaks):
                            can_skip = plugin_manager.can_skip(main_debugger, frame)

                        if can_skip and main_debugger.show_return_values and info.pydev_step_cmd in (108, 159) and frame.f_back is stop_frame:
                            # trace function for showing return values after step over
                            can_skip = False

                # Let's check to see if we are in a function that has a breakpoint. If we don't have a breakpoint,
                # we will return nothing for the next trace
                # also, after we hit a breakpoint and go to some other debugging state, we have to force the set trace anyway,
                # so, that's why the additional checks are there.
                if not breakpoints_for_file:
                    if can_skip:
                        if has_exception_breakpoints:
                            return self.trace_exception
                        else:
                            return None if is_call else NO_FTRACE

                else:
                    # When cached, 0 means we don't have a breakpoint and 1 means we have.
                    if can_skip:
                        breakpoints_in_line_cache = frame_skips_cache.get(line_cache_key, -1)
                        if breakpoints_in_line_cache == 0:
                            return self.trace_dispatch

                    breakpoints_in_frame_cache = frame_skips_cache.get(frame_cache_key, -1)
                    if breakpoints_in_frame_cache != -1:
                        # Gotten from cache.
                        has_breakpoint_in_frame = breakpoints_in_frame_cache == 1

                    else:
                        has_breakpoint_in_frame = False

                        func_lines = _get_func_lines(frame.f_code)
                        if func_lines is None:
                            # This is a fallback for implementations where we can't get the function
                            # lines -- i.e.: jython (in this case clients need to provide the function
                            # name to decide on the skip or we won't be able to skip the function
                            # completely).

                            # Checks the breakpoint to see if there is a context match in some function.
                            curr_func_name = frame.f_code.co_name

                            # global context is set with an empty name
                            if curr_func_name in ('?', '<module>', '<lambda>'):
                                curr_func_name = ''

                            for bp in dict_iter_values(breakpoints_for_file):  # jython does not support itervalues()
                                # will match either global or some function
                                if bp.func_name in ('None', curr_func_name):
                                    has_breakpoint_in_frame = True
                                    break
                        else:
                            for bp_line in breakpoints_for_file:  # iterate on keys
                                if bp_line in func_lines:
                                    has_breakpoint_in_frame = True
                                    break

                        # Cache the value (1 or 0 or -1 for default because of cython).
                        if has_breakpoint_in_frame:
                            frame_skips_cache[frame_cache_key] = 1
                        else:
                            frame_skips_cache[frame_cache_key] = 0

                    if can_skip and not has_breakpoint_in_frame:
                        if has_exception_breakpoints:
                            return self.trace_exception
                        else:
                            return None if is_call else NO_FTRACE

            # We may have hit a breakpoint or we are already in step mode. Either way, let's check what we should do in this frame
            # if DEBUG: print('NOT skipped: %s %s %s %s' % (frame.f_lineno, frame.f_code.co_name, event, frame.__class__.__name__))

            try:
                flag = False
                # return is not taken into account for breakpoint hit because we'd have a double-hit in this case
                # (one for the line and the other for the return).

                stop_info = {}
                breakpoint = None
                exist_result = False
                stop = False
                bp_type = None
                if not is_return and info.pydev_state != 2 and breakpoints_for_file is not None and line in breakpoints_for_file:
                    breakpoint = breakpoints_for_file[line]
                    new_frame = frame
                    stop = True
                    if step_cmd in (108, 159) and (stop_frame is frame and is_line):
                        stop = False  # we don't stop on breakpoint if we have to stop by step-over (it will be processed later)
                elif plugin_manager is not None and main_debugger.has_plugin_line_breaks:
                    result = plugin_manager.get_breakpoint(main_debugger, self, frame, event, self._args)
                    if result:
                        exist_result = True
                        flag, breakpoint, new_frame, bp_type = result

                if breakpoint:
                    # ok, hit breakpoint, now, we have to discover if it is a conditional breakpoint
                    # lets do the conditional stuff here
                    if stop or exist_result:
                        eval_result = False
                        if breakpoint.has_condition:
                            eval_result = main_debugger.handle_breakpoint_condition(info, breakpoint, new_frame)

                        if breakpoint.expression is not None:
                            main_debugger.handle_breakpoint_expression(breakpoint, info, new_frame)
                            if breakpoint.is_logpoint and info.pydev_message is not None and len(info.pydev_message) > 0:
                                cmd = main_debugger.cmd_factory.make_io_message(info.pydev_message + os.linesep, '1')
                                main_debugger.writer.add_command(cmd)

                        if breakpoint.has_condition:
                            if not eval_result:
                                stop = False
                        elif breakpoint.is_logpoint:
                            stop = False

                    if is_call and frame.f_code.co_name in ('<module>', '<lambda>'):
                        # If we find a call for a module, it means that the module is being imported/executed for the
                        # first time. In this case we have to ignore this hit as it may later duplicated by a
                        # line event at the same place (so, if there's a module with a print() in the first line
                        # the user will hit that line twice, which is not what we want).
                        #
                        # As for lambda, as it only has a single statement, it's not interesting to trace
                        # its call and later its line event as they're usually in the same line.

                        return self.trace_dispatch

                if main_debugger.show_return_values:
                    if is_return and (
                            (info.pydev_step_cmd in (108, 159) and (frame.f_back is stop_frame)) or
                            (info.pydev_step_cmd in (109, 160) and (frame is stop_frame)) or
                            (info.pydev_step_cmd in (107, 144, 206))
                        ):
                        self.show_return_values(frame, arg)

                elif main_debugger.remove_return_values_flag:
                    try:
                        self.remove_return_values(main_debugger, frame)
                    finally:
                        main_debugger.remove_return_values_flag = False

                if stop:
                    self.set_suspend(
                        thread,
                        111,
                        suspend_other_threads=breakpoint and breakpoint.suspend_policy == "ALL",
                    )

                elif flag and plugin_manager is not None:
                    result = plugin_manager.suspend(main_debugger, thread, frame, bp_type)
                    if result:
                        frame = result

                # if thread has a suspend flag, we suspend with a busy wait
                if info.pydev_state == 2:
                    self.do_wait_suspend(thread, frame, event, arg)
                    return self.trace_dispatch
                else:
                    if not breakpoint and is_line:
                        # No stop from anyone and no breakpoint found in line (cache that).
                        frame_skips_cache[line_cache_key] = 0

            except:
                pydev_log.exception()
                raise

            # step handling. We stop when we hit the right frame
            try:
                should_skip = 0
                if pydevd_dont_trace.should_trace_hook is not None:
                    if self.should_skip == -1:
                        # I.e.: cache the result on self.should_skip (no need to evaluate the same frame multiple times).
                        # Note that on a code reload, we won't re-evaluate this because in practice, the frame.f_code
                        # Which will be handled by this frame is read-only, so, we can cache it safely.
                        if not pydevd_dont_trace.should_trace_hook(frame, filename):
                            # -1, 0, 1 to be Cython-friendly
                            should_skip = self.should_skip = 1
                        else:
                            should_skip = self.should_skip = 0
                    else:
                        should_skip = self.should_skip

                plugin_stop = False
                if should_skip:
                    stop = False

                elif step_cmd in (107, 144, 206):
                    force_check_project_scope = step_cmd == 144
                    if is_line:
                        if force_check_project_scope or main_debugger.is_files_filter_enabled:
                            stop = not main_debugger.apply_files_filter(frame, frame.f_code.co_filename, force_check_project_scope)
                        else:
                            stop = True

                    elif is_return and frame.f_back is not None:
                        if main_debugger.get_file_type(frame.f_back) == main_debugger.PYDEV_FILE:
                            stop = False
                        else:
                            if force_check_project_scope or main_debugger.is_files_filter_enabled:
                                stop = not main_debugger.apply_files_filter(frame.f_back, frame.f_back.f_code.co_filename, force_check_project_scope)
                            else:
                                stop = True
                    else:
                        stop = False

                    if stop:
                        if step_cmd == 206:
                            # i.e.: Check if we're stepping into the proper context.
                            f = frame
                            while f is not None:
                                if f is stop_frame:
                                    break
                                f = f.f_back
                            else:
                                stop = False

                    if plugin_manager is not None:
                        result = plugin_manager.cmd_step_into(main_debugger, frame, event, self._args, stop_info, stop)
                        if result:
                            stop, plugin_stop = result

                elif step_cmd in (108, 159):
                    # Note: when dealing with a step over my code it's the same as a step over (the
                    # difference is that when we return from a frame in one we go to regular step
                    # into and in the other we go to a step into my code).
                    stop = stop_frame is frame and is_line
                    # Note: don't stop on a return for step over, only for line events
                    # i.e.: don't stop in: (stop_frame is frame.f_back and is_return) as we'd stop twice in that line.

                    if plugin_manager is not None:
                        result = plugin_manager.cmd_step_over(main_debugger, frame, event, self._args, stop_info, stop)
                        if result:
                            stop, plugin_stop = result

                elif step_cmd == 128:
                    stop = False
                    if info.pydev_smart_step_stop is frame:
                        info.pydev_func_name = '.invalid.'  # Must match the type in cython
                        info.pydev_smart_step_stop = None

                    if is_line or is_exception_event:
                        curr_func_name = frame.f_code.co_name

                        # global context is set with an empty name
                        if curr_func_name in ('?', '<module>') or curr_func_name is None:
                            curr_func_name = ''

                        if curr_func_name == info.pydev_func_name:
                            stop = True

                elif step_cmd in (109, 160):
                    stop = is_return and stop_frame is frame

                else:
                    stop = False

                if stop and step_cmd != -1 and is_return and IS_PY3K and hasattr(frame, "f_back"):
                    f_code = getattr(frame.f_back, 'f_code', None)
                    if f_code is not None:
                        if main_debugger.get_file_type(frame.f_back) == main_debugger.PYDEV_FILE:
                            stop = False

                if plugin_stop:
                    stopped_on_plugin = plugin_manager.stop(main_debugger, frame, event, self._args, stop_info, arg, step_cmd)
                elif stop:
                    if is_line:
                        self.set_suspend(thread, step_cmd, original_step_cmd=info.pydev_original_step_cmd)
                        self.do_wait_suspend(thread, frame, event, arg)
                    elif is_return:  # return event
                        back = frame.f_back
                        if back is not None:
                            # When we get to the pydevd run function, the debugging has actually finished for the main thread
                            # (note that it can still go on for other threads, but for this one, we just make it finish)
                            # So, just setting it to None should be OK
                            _, back_filename, base = get_abs_path_real_path_and_base_from_frame(back)
                            if (base, back.f_code.co_name) in (DEBUG_START, DEBUG_START_PY3K):
                                back = None

                            elif base == TRACE_PROPERTY:
                                # We dont want to trace the return event of pydevd_traceproperty (custom property for debugging)
                                # if we're in a return, we want it to appear to the user in the previous frame!
                                return None if is_call else NO_FTRACE

                            elif pydevd_dont_trace.should_trace_hook is not None:
                                if not pydevd_dont_trace.should_trace_hook(back, back_filename):
                                    # In this case, we'll have to skip the previous one because it shouldn't be traced.
                                    # Also, we have to reset the tracing, because if the parent's parent (or some
                                    # other parent) has to be traced and it's not currently, we wouldn't stop where
                                    # we should anymore (so, a step in/over/return may not stop anywhere if no parent is traced).
                                    # Related test: _debugger_case17a.py
                                    main_debugger.set_trace_for_frame_and_parents(back)
                                    return None if is_call else NO_FTRACE

                        if back is not None:
                            # if we're in a return, we want it to appear to the user in the previous frame!
                            self.set_suspend(thread, step_cmd, original_step_cmd=info.pydev_original_step_cmd)
                            self.do_wait_suspend(thread, back, event, arg)
                        else:
                            # in jython we may not have a back frame
                            info.pydev_step_stop = None
                            info.pydev_original_step_cmd = -1
                            info.pydev_step_cmd = -1
                            info.pydev_state = 1

            except KeyboardInterrupt:
                raise
            except:
                try:
                    pydev_log.exception()
                    info.pydev_original_step_cmd = -1
                    info.pydev_step_cmd = -1
                    info.pydev_step_stop = None
                except:
                    return None if is_call else NO_FTRACE

            # if we are quitting, let's stop the tracing
            if not main_debugger.quitting:
                return self.trace_dispatch
            else:
                return None if is_call else NO_FTRACE
        finally:
            info.is_tracing -= 1

        # end trace_dispatch
from _pydev_bundle.pydev_is_thread_alive import is_thread_alive
from _pydev_bundle.pydev_log import exception as pydev_log_exception
from _pydev_imps._pydev_saved_modules import threading
from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_constants import (get_current_thread_id, NO_FTRACE,
    USE_CUSTOM_SYS_CURRENT_FRAMES_MAP, ForkSafeLock)
from pydevd_file_utils import get_abs_path_real_path_and_base_from_frame, NORM_PATHS_AND_BASE_CONTAINER

# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
from cpython.object cimport PyObject
from cpython.ref cimport Py_INCREF, Py_XDECREF
# ELSE
# from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_frame import PyDBFrame
# ENDIF

# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
cdef dict _global_notify_skipped_step_in
# ELSE
# # Note: those are now inlined on cython.
# 107 = 107
# 144 = 144
# 109 = 109
# 160 = 160
# ENDIF

# Cache where we should keep that we completely skipped entering some context.
# It needs to be invalidated when:
# - Breakpoints are changed
# It can be used when running regularly (without step over/step in/step return)
global_cache_skips = {}
global_cache_frame_skips = {}

_global_notify_skipped_step_in = False
_global_notify_skipped_step_in_lock = ForkSafeLock()


def notify_skipped_step_in_because_of_filters(py_db, frame):
    global _global_notify_skipped_step_in

    with _global_notify_skipped_step_in_lock:
        if _global_notify_skipped_step_in:
            # Check with lock in place (callers should actually have checked
            # before without the lock in place due to performance).
            return
        _global_notify_skipped_step_in = True
        py_db.notify_skipped_step_in_because_of_filters(frame)

# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
cdef class SafeCallWrapper:
    cdef method_object
    def __init__(self, method_object):
        self.method_object = method_object
    def  __call__(self, *args):
        #Cannot use 'self' once inside the delegate call since we are borrowing the self reference f_trace field
        #in the frame, and that reference might get destroyed by set trace on frame and parents
        cdef PyObject* method_obj = <PyObject*> self.method_object
        Py_INCREF(<object>method_obj)
        ret = (<object>method_obj)(*args)
        Py_XDECREF (method_obj)
        return SafeCallWrapper(ret) if ret is not None else None
    def  get_method_object(self):
        return self.method_object
# ELSE
# ENDIF


def fix_top_level_trace_and_get_trace_func(py_db, frame):
    # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
    cdef str filename;
    cdef str name;
    cdef tuple args;
    # ENDIF

    # Note: this is always the first entry-point in the tracing for any thread.
    # After entering here we'll set a new tracing function for this thread
    # where more information is cached (and will also setup the tracing for
    # frames where we should deal with unhandled exceptions).
    thread = None
    # Cache the frame which should be traced to deal with unhandled exceptions.
    # (i.e.: thread entry-points).

    f_unhandled = frame
    # print('called at', f_unhandled.f_code.co_name, f_unhandled.f_code.co_filename, f_unhandled.f_code.co_firstlineno)
    force_only_unhandled_tracer = False
    while f_unhandled is not None:
        # name = splitext(basename(f_unhandled.f_code.co_filename))[0]

        name = f_unhandled.f_code.co_filename
        # basename
        i = name.rfind('/')
        j = name.rfind('\\')
        if j > i:
            i = j
        if i >= 0:
            name = name[i + 1:]
        # remove ext
        i = name.rfind('.')
        if i >= 0:
            name = name[:i]

        if name == 'threading':
            if f_unhandled.f_code.co_name in ('__bootstrap', '_bootstrap'):
                # We need __bootstrap_inner, not __bootstrap.
                return None, False

            elif f_unhandled.f_code.co_name in ('__bootstrap_inner', '_bootstrap_inner'):
                # Note: be careful not to use threading.currentThread to avoid creating a dummy thread.
                t = f_unhandled.f_locals.get('self')
                force_only_unhandled_tracer = True
                if t is not None and isinstance(t, threading.Thread):
                    thread = t
                    break

        elif name == 'pydev_monkey':
            if f_unhandled.f_code.co_name == '__call__':
                force_only_unhandled_tracer = True
                break

        elif name == 'pydevd':
            if f_unhandled.f_code.co_name in ('run', 'main'):
                # We need to get to _exec
                return None, False

            if f_unhandled.f_code.co_name == '_exec':
                force_only_unhandled_tracer = True
                break

        elif f_unhandled.f_back is None:
            break

        f_unhandled = f_unhandled.f_back

    if thread is None:
        # Important: don't call threadingCurrentThread if we're in the threading module
        # to avoid creating dummy threads.
        if py_db.threading_get_ident is not None:
            thread = py_db.threading_active.get(py_db.threading_get_ident())
            if thread is None:
                return None, False
        else:
            # Jython does not have threading.get_ident().
            thread = py_db.threading_current_thread()

    if getattr(thread, 'pydev_do_not_trace', None):
        py_db.disable_tracing()
        return None, False

    try:
        additional_info = thread.additional_info
        if additional_info is None:
            raise AttributeError()
    except:
        additional_info = py_db.set_additional_thread_info(thread)

    # print('enter thread tracer', thread, get_current_thread_id(thread))
    args = (py_db, thread, additional_info, global_cache_skips, global_cache_frame_skips)

    if f_unhandled is not None:
        if f_unhandled.f_back is None and not force_only_unhandled_tracer:
            # Happens when we attach to a running program (cannot reuse instance because it's mutable).
            top_level_thread_tracer = TopLevelThreadTracerNoBackFrame(ThreadTracer(args), args)
            additional_info.top_level_thread_tracer_no_back_frames.append(top_level_thread_tracer)  # Hack for cython to keep it alive while the thread is alive (just the method in the SetTrace is not enough).
        else:
            top_level_thread_tracer = additional_info.top_level_thread_tracer_unhandled
            if top_level_thread_tracer is None:
                # Stop in some internal place to report about unhandled exceptions
                top_level_thread_tracer = TopLevelThreadTracerOnlyUnhandledExceptions(args)
                additional_info.top_level_thread_tracer_unhandled = top_level_thread_tracer  # Hack for cython to keep it alive while the thread is alive (just the method in the SetTrace is not enough).

        # print(' --> found to trace unhandled', f_unhandled.f_code.co_name, f_unhandled.f_code.co_filename, f_unhandled.f_code.co_firstlineno)
        f_trace = top_level_thread_tracer.get_trace_dispatch_func()
        # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
        f_trace = SafeCallWrapper(f_trace)
        # ENDIF
        f_unhandled.f_trace = f_trace

        if frame is f_unhandled:
            return f_trace, False

    thread_tracer = additional_info.thread_tracer
    if thread_tracer is None or thread_tracer._args[0] is not py_db:
        thread_tracer = ThreadTracer(args)
        additional_info.thread_tracer = thread_tracer

# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
    return SafeCallWrapper(thread_tracer), True
# ELSE
#     return thread_tracer, True
# ENDIF


def trace_dispatch(py_db, frame, event, arg):
    thread_trace_func, apply_to_settrace = py_db.fix_top_level_trace_and_get_trace_func(py_db, frame)
    if thread_trace_func is None:
        return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE
    if apply_to_settrace:
        py_db.enable_tracing(thread_trace_func)
    return thread_trace_func(frame, event, arg)


# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
cdef class TopLevelThreadTracerOnlyUnhandledExceptions:
    cdef public tuple _args;
    def __init__(self, tuple args):
        self._args = args
# ELSE
# class TopLevelThreadTracerOnlyUnhandledExceptions(object):
# 
#     def __init__(self, args):
#         self._args = args
# ENDIF

    def trace_unhandled_exceptions(self, frame, event, arg):
        # Note that we ignore the frame as this tracing method should only be put in topmost frames already.
        # print('trace_unhandled_exceptions', event, frame.f_code.co_name, frame.f_code.co_filename, frame.f_code.co_firstlineno)
        if event == 'exception' and arg is not None:
            py_db, t, additional_info = self._args[0:3]
            if arg is not None:
                if not additional_info.suspended_at_unhandled:
                    additional_info.suspended_at_unhandled = True

                    py_db.stop_on_unhandled_exception(py_db, t, additional_info, arg)

        # No need to reset frame.f_trace to keep the same trace function.
        return self.trace_unhandled_exceptions

    def get_trace_dispatch_func(self):
        return self.trace_unhandled_exceptions


# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
cdef class TopLevelThreadTracerNoBackFrame:
    cdef public object _frame_trace_dispatch;
    cdef public tuple _args;
    cdef public object _try_except_info;
    cdef public object _last_exc_arg;
    cdef public set _raise_lines;
    cdef public int _last_raise_line;
    def __init__(self, frame_trace_dispatch, tuple args):
        self._frame_trace_dispatch = frame_trace_dispatch
        self._args = args
        self._try_except_info = None
        self._last_exc_arg = None
        self._raise_lines = set()
        self._last_raise_line = -1
# ELSE
# class TopLevelThreadTracerNoBackFrame(object):
#     '''
#     This tracer is pretty special in that it's dealing with a frame without f_back (i.e.: top frame
#     on remote attach or QThread).
# 
#     This means that we have to carefully inspect exceptions to discover whether the exception will
#     be unhandled or not (if we're dealing with an unhandled exception we need to stop as unhandled,
#     otherwise we need to use the regular tracer -- unfortunately the debugger has little info to
#     work with in the tracing -- see: https://bugs.python.org/issue34099, so, we inspect bytecode to
#     determine if some exception will be traced or not... note that if this is not available -- such
#     as on Jython -- we consider any top-level exception to be unnhandled).
#     '''
# 
#     def __init__(self, frame_trace_dispatch, args):
#         self._frame_trace_dispatch = frame_trace_dispatch
#         self._args = args
#         self._try_except_info = None
#         self._last_exc_arg = None
#         self._raise_lines = set()
#         self._last_raise_line = -1
# ENDIF

    def trace_dispatch_and_unhandled_exceptions(self, frame, event, arg):
        # DEBUG = 'code_to_debug' in frame.f_code.co_filename
        # if DEBUG: print('trace_dispatch_and_unhandled_exceptions: %s %s %s %s %s %s' % (event, frame.f_code.co_name, frame.f_code.co_filename, frame.f_code.co_firstlineno, self._frame_trace_dispatch, frame.f_lineno))
        frame_trace_dispatch = self._frame_trace_dispatch
        if frame_trace_dispatch is not None:
            self._frame_trace_dispatch = frame_trace_dispatch(frame, event, arg)

        if event == 'exception':
            self._last_exc_arg = arg
            self._raise_lines.add(frame.f_lineno)
            self._last_raise_line = frame.f_lineno

        elif event == 'return' and self._last_exc_arg is not None:
            # For unhandled exceptions we actually track the return when at the topmost level.
            try:
                py_db, t, additional_info = self._args[0:3]
                if not additional_info.suspended_at_unhandled:  # Note: only check it here, don't set.
                    if frame.f_lineno in self._raise_lines:
                        py_db.stop_on_unhandled_exception(py_db, t, additional_info, self._last_exc_arg)

                    else:
                        if self._try_except_info is None:
                            self._try_except_info = py_db.collect_try_except_info(frame.f_code)
                        if not self._try_except_info:
                            # Consider the last exception as unhandled because there's no try..except in it.
                            py_db.stop_on_unhandled_exception(py_db, t, additional_info, self._last_exc_arg)
                        else:
                            # Now, consider only the try..except for the raise
                            valid_try_except_infos = []
                            for try_except_info in self._try_except_info:
                                if try_except_info.is_line_in_try_block(self._last_raise_line):
                                    valid_try_except_infos.append(try_except_info)

                            if not valid_try_except_infos:
                                py_db.stop_on_unhandled_exception(py_db, t, additional_info, self._last_exc_arg)

                            else:
                                # Note: check all, not only the "valid" ones to cover the case
                                # in "tests_python.test_tracing_on_top_level.raise_unhandled10"
                                # where one try..except is inside the other with only a raise
                                # and it's gotten in the except line.
                                for try_except_info in self._try_except_info:
                                    if try_except_info.is_line_in_except_block(frame.f_lineno):
                                        if (
                                                frame.f_lineno == try_except_info.except_line or
                                                frame.f_lineno in try_except_info.raise_lines_in_except
                                            ):
                                            # In a raise inside a try..except block or some except which doesn't
                                            # match the raised exception.
                                            py_db.stop_on_unhandled_exception(py_db, t, additional_info, self._last_exc_arg)
                                            break
            finally:
                # Remove reference to exception after handling it.
                self._last_exc_arg = None

        ret = self.trace_dispatch_and_unhandled_exceptions

        # Need to reset (the call to _frame_trace_dispatch may have changed it).
        # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
        frame.f_trace = SafeCallWrapper(ret)
        # ELSE
#         frame.f_trace = ret
        # ENDIF
        return ret

    def get_trace_dispatch_func(self):
        return self.trace_dispatch_and_unhandled_exceptions


# IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
cdef class ThreadTracer:
    cdef public tuple _args;
    def __init__(self, tuple args):
        self._args = args
# ELSE
# class ThreadTracer(object):
# 
#     def __init__(self, args):
#         self._args = args
# ENDIF

    def __call__(self, frame, event, arg):
        ''' This is the callback used when we enter some context in the debugger.

        We also decorate the thread we are in with info about the debugging.
        The attributes added are:
            pydev_state
            pydev_step_stop
            pydev_step_cmd
            pydev_notify_kill

        :param PyDB py_db:
            This is the global debugger (this method should actually be added as a method to it).
        '''
        # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
        cdef str filename;
        cdef str base;
        cdef int pydev_step_cmd;
        cdef tuple frame_cache_key;
        cdef dict cache_skips;
        cdef bint is_stepping;
        cdef tuple abs_path_real_path_and_base;
        cdef PyDBAdditionalThreadInfo additional_info;
        # ENDIF

        # DEBUG = 'code_to_debug' in frame.f_code.co_filename
        # if DEBUG: print('ENTER: trace_dispatch: %s %s %s %s' % (frame.f_code.co_filename, frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name))
        py_db, t, additional_info, cache_skips, frame_skips_cache = self._args
        if additional_info.is_tracing:
            return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE  # we don't wan't to trace code invoked from pydevd_frame.trace_dispatch

        additional_info.is_tracing += 1
        try:
            pydev_step_cmd = additional_info.pydev_step_cmd
            is_stepping = pydev_step_cmd != -1
            if py_db.pydb_disposed:
                return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE

            # if thread is not alive, cancel trace_dispatch processing
            if not is_thread_alive(t):
                py_db.notify_thread_not_alive(get_current_thread_id(t))
                return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE

            # Note: it's important that the context name is also given because we may hit something once
            # in the global context and another in the local context.
            frame_cache_key = (frame.f_code.co_firstlineno, frame.f_code.co_name, frame.f_code.co_filename)
            if frame_cache_key in cache_skips:
                if not is_stepping:
                    # if DEBUG: print('skipped: trace_dispatch (cache hit)', frame_cache_key, frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name)
                    return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE
                else:
                    # When stepping we can't take into account caching based on the breakpoints (only global filtering).
                    if cache_skips.get(frame_cache_key) == 1:

                        if additional_info.pydev_original_step_cmd in (107, 144) and not _global_notify_skipped_step_in:
                            notify_skipped_step_in_because_of_filters(py_db, frame)

                        back_frame = frame.f_back
                        if back_frame is not None and pydev_step_cmd in (107, 144, 109, 160):
                            back_frame_cache_key = (back_frame.f_code.co_firstlineno, back_frame.f_code.co_name, back_frame.f_code.co_filename)
                            if cache_skips.get(back_frame_cache_key) == 1:
                                # if DEBUG: print('skipped: trace_dispatch (cache hit: 1)', frame_cache_key, frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name)
                                return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE
                        else:
                            # if DEBUG: print('skipped: trace_dispatch (cache hit: 2)', frame_cache_key, frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name)
                            return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE

            try:
                # Make fast path faster!
                abs_path_real_path_and_base = NORM_PATHS_AND_BASE_CONTAINER[frame.f_code.co_filename]
            except:
                abs_path_real_path_and_base = get_abs_path_real_path_and_base_from_frame(frame)

            filename = abs_path_real_path_and_base[1]
            file_type = py_db.get_file_type(frame, abs_path_real_path_and_base)  # we don't want to debug threading or anything related to pydevd

            if file_type is not None:
                if file_type == 1:  # inlining LIB_FILE = 1
                    if not py_db.in_project_scope(frame, abs_path_real_path_and_base[0]):
                        # if DEBUG: print('skipped: trace_dispatch (not in scope)', abs_path_real_path_and_base[-1], frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name, file_type)
                        cache_skips[frame_cache_key] = 1
                        return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE
                else:
                    # if DEBUG: print('skipped: trace_dispatch', abs_path_real_path_and_base[-1], frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name, file_type)
                    cache_skips[frame_cache_key] = 1
                    return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE

            if py_db.is_files_filter_enabled:
                if py_db.apply_files_filter(frame, filename, False):
                    cache_skips[frame_cache_key] = 1

                    if is_stepping and additional_info.pydev_original_step_cmd in (107, 144) and not _global_notify_skipped_step_in:
                        notify_skipped_step_in_because_of_filters(py_db, frame)

                    # A little gotcha, sometimes when we're stepping in we have to stop in a
                    # return event showing the back frame as the current frame, so, we need
                    # to check not only the current frame but the back frame too.
                    back_frame = frame.f_back
                    if back_frame is not None and pydev_step_cmd in (107, 144, 109, 160):
                        if py_db.apply_files_filter(back_frame, back_frame.f_code.co_filename, False):
                            back_frame_cache_key = (back_frame.f_code.co_firstlineno, back_frame.f_code.co_name, back_frame.f_code.co_filename)
                            cache_skips[back_frame_cache_key] = 1
                            # if DEBUG: print('skipped: trace_dispatch (filtered out: 1)', frame_cache_key, frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name)
                            return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE
                    else:
                        # if DEBUG: print('skipped: trace_dispatch (filtered out: 2)', frame_cache_key, frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name)
                        return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE

            # if DEBUG: print('trace_dispatch', filename, frame.f_lineno, event, frame.f_code.co_name, file_type)

            # Just create PyDBFrame directly (removed support for Python versions < 2.5, which required keeping a weak
            # reference to the frame).
            ret = PyDBFrame(
                (
                    py_db, filename, additional_info, t, frame_skips_cache, frame_cache_key,
                )
            ).trace_dispatch(frame, event, arg)
            if ret is None:
                # 1 means skipped because of filters.
                # 2 means skipped because no breakpoints were hit.
                cache_skips[frame_cache_key] = 2
                return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE

            # IFDEF CYTHON -- DONT EDIT THIS FILE (it is automatically generated)
            frame.f_trace = SafeCallWrapper(ret)  # Make sure we keep the returned tracer.
            # ELSE
#             frame.f_trace = ret  # Make sure we keep the returned tracer.
            # ENDIF
            return ret

        except SystemExit:
            return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE

        except Exception:
            if py_db.pydb_disposed:
                return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE  # Don't log errors when we're shutting down.
            # Log it
            try:
                if pydev_log_exception is not None:
                    # This can actually happen during the interpreter shutdown in Python 2.7
                    pydev_log_exception()
            except:
                # Error logging? We're really in the interpreter shutdown...
                # (https://github.com/fabioz/PyDev.Debugger/issues/8)
                pass
            return None if event == 'call' else NO_FTRACE
        finally:
            additional_info.is_tracing -= 1


if USE_CUSTOM_SYS_CURRENT_FRAMES_MAP:
    # This is far from ideal, as we'll leak frames (we'll always have the last created frame, not really
    # the last topmost frame saved -- this should be Ok for our usage, but it may leak frames and things
    # may live longer... as IronPython is garbage-collected, things should live longer anyways, so, it
    # shouldn't be an issue as big as it's in CPython -- it may still be annoying, but this should
    # be a reasonable workaround until IronPython itself is able to provide that functionality).
    #
    # See: https://github.com/IronLanguages/main/issues/1630
    from _pydevd_bundle.pydevd_additional_thread_info_regular import _tid_to_last_frame

    _original_call = ThreadTracer.__call__

    def __call__(self, frame, event, arg):
        _tid_to_last_frame[self._args[1].ident] = frame
        return _original_call(self, frame, event, arg)

    ThreadTracer.__call__ = __call__
