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You will need to remove the alias or replace with something else so you can use the original alias if you really want the 'b' shortcut.
Otherwise you can use the full command (help break set) and specify the file and line numbers via arguments since 'b' is itself an alias in default lldb.
Or you can improve the lldbinit command associated to the new 'b' alias and support the line breakpoints.
Probably just easier to use the full command for those specific situations. lldbinit is 99,9% built towards binary only debugging so source based support is not very interesting to me.
Hi @gdbinit, thank you for your efforts
Before I found lldbinit, I used to set breakpoints at line numbers like
b <filename> :<line-number>
I want to use lldbinit, but I'm unable to set my breaks because the default alias replacement:
ci.HandleCommand("command unalias b", res)
How can I do that? I'm sure others will benefit from my newbie question
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