On Tuesday 22 August 2006 00:26, Lester Caine wrote:
Larry Garfield wrote:
I'm watching this thread closely myself, as I'd love something to use at
home (on Linux) that doesn't cost what Zend does. :-) Currently I use
PHPeclipse, but it is frankly not that good (the code assistance feature
Paul, Robert,
Thank you for replying and for your recomendations.
While looking into PHP debuggers, I've often come across mention of
simply using functions like var_dump() and print_r().
But unless I misunderstand the concept, one has to be always writing
these commands into the code, see
On 21 Aug 2006, at 04:55, Dave M G wrote:
So I'm looking around for other debugging options.
One oft-overlooked option: xdebug.org. It enhances PHP's built-in
debugging features enormously, adds profiling, trace and coverage
logging, remote debugging too. The improved readability of stack
I use the Zend IDE at work, and honestly I love just about everything about it
except the price. The setup can be tricky, but I'm an IT guy so it didn't
take weeks, just an hour or two with our company server. :-)
Having used both the real time debugger and print-method (sometimes fancily
Hello,
Just use xdebug
www.xdebug.org
It's nice, and IDE independant.
It also generate code profile (in case you need to optimise)
Has far has IDE wise. I know Komodo use xdebug for it's debugger and code step
trough, so it must be good.
If you have more questions regarding xdebug let me
Larry Garfield wrote:
I'm watching this thread closely myself, as I'd love something to use at home
(on Linux) that doesn't cost what Zend does. :-) Currently I use PHPeclipse,
but it is frankly not that good (the code assistance feature is rudimentary
at best), and I've not setup the
PHP List,
For the last month I have been using Zend Studio and Zend Platform on
the one month trial period. It works well enough that I was considering
purchasing it.
But it's only now that I realize that the one feature that makes it
worthwhile for me, the debug server option, is only
Are you sure you need a debugger? I find the best tools around for
debugging are echo(), print_r(), ob_(), and error_log(). Of course,
I use a function that wraps the print_r(), and ob_xxx() functions for
simplicity. I've never found a debugger for PHP to be particularly
useful.
Cheers,
Rob.
On Mon, 2006-08-21 at 00:18 -0400, Robert Cummings wrote:
Are you sure you need a debugger? I find the best tools around for
debugging are echo(), print_r(), ob_(), and error_log(). Of course,
I use a function that wraps the print_r(), and ob_xxx() functions for
simplicity. I've never
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