Hello:
If there was at least some links on the PHP.net site, that would help
people to know they're available.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/debugger.php
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Jose Leon wrote:
It would be nice that php itself incoporates a system to debug php
programs, like in PHP 3, in that way a development tool for php would
be enabled to debug modifying the php.ini with debug.enabled=true and
listening to a port. The system will work on any php
That's just not the case. The debugger in PHP 3 would not work at all in
PHP 4 and would need a complete rewrite. So, being cynical you might say
that someone should have written a debugger for PHP 4 and the fact that
nobody did was the conspiracy, but it makes no sense to say it was removed
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
That's just not the case. The debugger in PHP 3 would not work at all in
PHP 4 and would need a complete rewrite. So, being cynical you might say
that someone should have written a debugger for PHP 4 and the fact that
nobody did was the conspiracy, but it makes no
Hello:
He said php -l will let you know where your syntax errors are.
And what this has to do with my question? I was asking for a debugger,
not for an error report. I want a mechanism to debug php programs step
by step, watch variables and so on.
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Hello:
I think the OP has already looked at it, and wanted something
better :)
Yes, that's right, but I'm not saying dbg isn't good, I just said is
too much complicated (AFAIK):
-Must have a listener running
-Use COM to interface with it
-User installation too hard:
Change php.ini to load
php -l will let you know where your syntax errors are.
What?
He said php -l will let you know where your syntax errors are.
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On Saturday 11 May 2002 04:07, Austin Marshall wrote:
Jose Leon wrote:
php -l will let you know where your syntax errors are.
What?
Regards
If you invoke the interpreter from the command line (CGI). You can use
the -l flag to enable lint mode... that will check your script for parse
See DBG (http://dd.cron.ru/dbg/)
On Sat, 11 May 2002, Jason Wong wrote:
On Saturday 11 May 2002 04:07, Austin Marshall wrote:
Jose Leon wrote:
php -l will let you know where your syntax errors are.
What?
Regards
If you invoke the interpreter from the command line (CGI).
On Saturday 11 May 2002 12:17, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
See DBG (http://dd.cron.ru/dbg/)
I think the OP has already looked at it, and wanted something better :)
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