On Saturday 26 August 2006 06:29, Colin Guthrie wrote:
> > So unless someone has a better idea, I'm back to Kate and a terminal
> > window. :-)
>
> That's the setup I always seem to revert to too!! Can't help but love
> Kate, if only it had some sort of code completion I'd be a happy camper...
>
>
Larry Garfield wrote:
On Tuesday 22 August 2006 03:33, Colin Guthrie wrote:
Larry Garfield wrote:
http://www.zend.com/phpide/
I just tried to install the modular version for my existing Eclipse
install. It insists it won't install without feaure org.eclipse.emf
(2.2.0). Since it provides no i
On Tuesday 22 August 2006 03:33, Colin Guthrie wrote:
> Larry Garfield wrote:
> >> http://www.zend.com/phpide/
> >
> > I just tried to install the modular version for my existing Eclipse
> > install. It insists it won't install without feaure org.eclipse.emf
> > (2.2.0). Since it provides no indic
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 f
Larry Garfield wrote:
http://www.zend.com/phpide/
I just tried to install the modular version for my existing Eclipse install.
It insists it won't install without feaure org.eclipse.emf (2.2.0). Since it
provides no indication of how to get such feature, I haven't been able to
give it a se
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 debugge
On Monday 21 August 2006 09:52, Colin Guthrie 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 f
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 kno
How is this different then what they try and sell you for $249. I
have eclipse for Java development, and was looking at Zends package
for PHP development, but if they are basically selling me the same
thing then I would go with eclipse.
On 8/21/06, Colin Guthrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Larry
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 debugger
is
just a dog slow memory hog.
On Monday 21 August 2006 01:47, Dave M G wrote:
> 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()
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
Marcus Bointon wrote:
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
Check out PHPEdit from http://www.waterproof.fr/products/PHPEdit/ It has an
integrated debugger and is a lot cheaper than Zend Studio Pro.
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> PHP List,
>
>
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
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
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.
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 av
Anyone out there running debuggers and profilers on your windows boxes? I'd
like to start profiling some of my code and use some debuggers. Since we
have dev sites on the same box with product sites, I wanted to make sure
that before I ask our Sysadmin to install anything that they are stable and
e
Of course, you'll need a separate box for SME Server!
Quoting Andrey Ivanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
### Hi, people.
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### I've been trying setup dbg-2.11.5 under RedHat-7.3, but can't find
### dbg-client for this OS.
### Which php-debugger do you use under Linux?
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### Thank you.
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I use a hardened release of Redhat called SME Server ( http://e-smith.org ) that
works very nicely as a development environment. I also use it for my production
server (40+ domains). The 5.5 release comes packaged with PHP v4.1.2 . The
newest release 5.6 I am not sure what version of PHP it comes
I didn't know a debugger was available? Then again, I'm no expert. However, as an
aside note, rename your file to *.PHPS
This will display your code in a readable, color-coded fashion, allowing you to
decipher possible problems yourself.
Newbie advice, but helps some.
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Hi, people.
I've been trying setup dbg-2.11.5 under RedHat-7.3, but can't find
dbg-client for this OS.
Which php-debugger do you use under Linux?
Thank you.
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Hi, people.
I've been trying setup dbg-2.11.5 under RedHat-7.3, but can't find
dbg-client for this OS.
Which php-debugger do you use under Linux?
Thank you.
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What debuggers do you guys recommend? I've installed a trial copy of
Zend IDE, but it seems a bit buggy to me, and I am having a hard time
finding support for it (without payin $180 per incident!)
I also have installed Komodo IDE, but I can't even get it to work! ARG
My projects are
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