ddd-3.3.9-test2 and Perl 5.8.1

[Dan Kirkwood]

This is on Redhat Enterprise Linux 3.0, Perl 5.8.1, ddd-3.3.9-test2.

When I use File->Restart (note, this is NOT using the perl debugger 'R' 
command, but the Restart from the ddd menu),  it closes the ddd window 
and brings up a new one.   A bunch of settings get added to 
$HOME/.ddd/init (attached at the end..).  The 'x' command doesn't work 
after that.

Deleting the .ddd/init file and starting over cures that problem.    
I've tried modifying the .ddd/init file by hand to narrow down what's 
causing it,  but ddd overwrites the changes -- I haven't had much luck 
changing them by Edit->Perl Settings.

btw,  IMHO, it would be preferable if ddd were to write the settings 
(and use them) at the start of the first Perl session rather than set 
when a Restart is invoked..   That would ensure consistency throughout.  
It took me several sessions before I realized it was the Restart that 
caused the 'x' command to not work..

-dan

Here are the settings that are added after a File->Restart.
Ddd*perlSettings: \
o CommandSet=580\n\
o hashDepth=\n\
o arrayDepth=\n\
o dumpDepth=\n\
o DumpDBFiles=\n\
o DumpPackages=\n\
o DumpReused=0\n\
o compactDump=\n\
o veryCompact=\n\
o quote=auto\n\
o HighBit=\n\
o undefPrint=1\n\
o globPrint=\n\
o PrintRet=1\n\
o UsageOnly=\n\
o frame=0\n\
o AutoTrace=0\n\
o LineInfo=/dev/tty\n\
o maxTraceLen=400\n\
o recallCommand=!\n\
o ShellBang=!\n\
o pager=|cat\n\
o tkRunning=\n\
o signalLevel=1\n\
o warnLevel=1\n\
o dieLevel=1\n\
o inhibit_exit=0\n\
o ImmediateStop=\n\
o bareStringify=1\n\
o CreateTTY=3\n\
o RemotePort=\n\
o windowSize=10\n