title: Is it possible to remove a break point set with ipdb.set_trace()?
body: <p>I used <code>ipdb.set_trace()</code> somewhere in my Python code. Is it possible to ignore this break point using a IPDB command?</p>
  
  <p><code>clear</code> tells me that it cleared all break points, but IPDB stops again when it stumbles upon the line with <code>ipdb.set_trace()</code>.</p>
  
  <p><code>disable 1</code> tells me: <code>No breakpoint numbered 1</code>
  <code>ignore 1</code> says: <code>Breakpoint index '1' is not valid</code></p>
  
  <p>To clarify: Of course I could simply remove the break point from my source code. But this would require to quit the debugger and to start it again. Often it needs a lot of work to get somewhere and restarting the debugger makes life more difficult. Also if there is a huge loop and you want inspect objects in the loop, the easiest is to place a break point in the loop directly after the object. How could I then skip the loop (and all thousands of calls <code>set_trace()</code>) and step through the code after the loop using <code>next</code>?</p>