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Informations about the package pdbg
PDBG - Php Debugger
:Auhtor: Tomas Macik :Contact: [email protected]
References
Instantination
pdbg(), Pdbg::getInst(), _p()
Returns singleton instance of pdbg class.
Logging and dumping
log(msg), l(msg)
Append a message from msg to log buffer with timestamp prefix.
point([desc]), p([desc])
Appends a check point message to log buffer. Description of check point
will be added if present in desc.
dump(var[, desc]), d(var[, desc])
Append an exported variable to log buffer. var_export fce is used to get
the exported content of variable. Description of dump will be added if
present in desc.
hdump(var[, desc]), hd(var[, desc)
Same as dump, but with syntax highlight in html. Improves readability
in browsers but it worsen it in console output.
hdigh()
As `How Do I Get Here`, prints a formatted backtrace to actual position including function itself. It does not dump the objects, only arguments of each function in trace.
Benchmarking
Pdbg can provide multiple benchmarks. Bench marks have their own buffer, so by ending the last started benchmark will be ended. Benchmarsk are messaured in microsecond precission.
bstart([desc]), bs([desc])
Starts a new bechmark and mark it to log buffer with description (default='-').
bench(), b()
Ends the last started benchmark and mark it to log buffer with message containing the duration of the benchmark in miliseconds units.
Flushing the buffer
flush(), fl()
Stops outputbuffer if present. Flushes the content of log buffer to stdout without any surrounding tags and dies. This is good for console debugging.
hflush(), hfl()
Same as flush(), but it uses htmlentities and <pre> tags to format
output, so it would be more readable in html output.
fflush([append]), ffl([append])
Flushes the content of log buffer to file pdbg.log without any
formatting. If append is true, the content will be appended to the
file. Otherwise the file will be overwritten with new content.
