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Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1442763]

Sat, 11 October 2014 16:39

Gianni Rosso

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Hi,

I am studing PHP and English togheter. I am sorry for my writing and reading. I hope to understand your helps. I use NetBeand from many week and recently I wrote on NetBeand forum to understand like debugging php file. A person sent to me many pages to read and I worked many days to understand like to see NetBeand working but without success. Last year I used Eclipse to study Java so now I would like to do a try with your software if you can help me too. With NetBeans I tried XDebug but my edits to php.ini was not good and that person could not help me more. In this time I have:

Windows 8.1
XAMPP (Installed today, last version)
Eclipse (Installed today, last version)

Could you help me to understand like I can to do that with Eclipse? Is it possible or is it very hard or impossible like on NetBeans?
Thanks

I hope to pass to Ecplise very soon!

Gianni

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Re: Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1442836 is a reply to message #1442763]

Sat, 11 October 2014 19:20

Dawid Pakula

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You can start from this: https://wiki.eclipse.org/Debugging_using_XDebug

PDT: http://eclipse.org/pdt
PDT-Ex: http://p2.pdt-extensions.org | nightlies: http://p2-dev.pdt-extensions.org
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Re: Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1446890 is a reply to message #1442836]

Fri, 17 October 2014 13:12

Gianni Rosso

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Dawid Pakula wrote on Sat, 11 October 2014 19:20

You can start from this: https://wiki.eclipse.org/Debugging_using_XDebug

Thank you very much. I tried to do like I read in the brochure but I can not render the page.

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Re: Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1446899 is a reply to message #1446890]

Fri, 17 October 2014 13:29

Dawid Pakula

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Are you sure that you configured eclipse correctly?

1. Copy url from internal browser (BTW: you can switch to external browser if you want), remove everything after "?" and try in any external browser. It work? Maybe you configured xamp on non standard (80) port, or you have your app in another subdir?

2. As I see in url you configured Zend Debugger, no XDebug

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Re: Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1446921 is a reply to message #1446899]

Fri, 17 October 2014 14:10

Gianni Rosso

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Dawid Pakula wrote on Fri, 17 October 2014 13:29

Are you sure that you configured eclipse correctly?

1. Copy url from internal browser (BTW: you can switch to external browser if you want), remove everything after "?" and try in any external browser. It work? Maybe you configured xamp on non standard (80) port, or you have your app in another subdir?

2. As I see in url you configured Zend Debugger, no XDebug

I read your documentation! I tried to create a directory into:
C:\xampp\htdocs\
but Eclipse has stopped me so I created a directory into C:.

1.If I write file:///C:/LocalWebRootEclipse/Esempio01/listing12.08.php into Mozilla the file doesn't work because I am not in localhost.

2.No I don't I setted XDebug I am sure.

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Re: Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1446924 is a reply to message #1446921]

Fri, 17 October 2014 14:11

Gianni Rosso

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Re: Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1446981 is a reply to message #1446924]

Fri, 17 October 2014 15:55

Gianni Rosso

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Thank you very much! Smile

I tried to delete all directories and files of Eclipse e I read your brochure again. I seen finally XDebug to work but I don't like it for two reasons:

1) When I click on the green arrow the indicator doesn't move;
2) Internal web browser doesn't update itself during the running.

Gianni

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Re: Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1446992 is a reply to message #1446981]

Fri, 17 October 2014 16:20

Gianni Rosso

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I would like to use XDebug to understand like php passes from a row to an other without use breakpoints. I used "Step Into" and "Step Over" but the blue arrow indicator is immobile.
I don't understand the difference from F5 and F6, I tried them on the following script and they do the same thing.

<?php
for($mul = 1; $mul <= 10; ++ $mul) {
	$ris = 5 * $mul;
	echo "5 * $mul = $ris <br/>";
}

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Re: Debugging a script with many files using the last version of Eclipse [message #1447010 is a reply to message #1446992]

Fri, 17 October 2014 16:51

Gianni Rosso

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Ok I understand the difference from F5 and F6 but I am very sad because I must read and I cannot see a mobile arrow.

Very good the function of XDebut that informs me about performance and use of memory! Wawww! I am enjoying!

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