Re: [gbd-dev] Stepping over PEAR classes ?

[Linus M. <li...@mc...>]

Hi!

In that version of Gubed, there's a file called 'nodebug.txt'.
In this file, you can enter patterns for filenames that shouldnt be 
debugged by gubed. (In later versions this is moved to localconfig.php, 
but you cant use later versions with quanta yet).

Furthermore, make sure you know the difference between "leap" and "run" 
- it's common that people use run rather than leap (and in later 
versions they're renamed because of this).
Most likely you want to use 'leap' if you're not already.

Also, Gubed should handle redirects. It does in my projects that uses 
them. Of course, that's only true for files being debugged.

/Linus

Lucas van Staden wrote:

>Hi.
>
>Just installed Gubed, and like what I see.
>
>I am using Quanta+ 3.4 as well as the plugin for Firefox.
>All is going quite well, but I am trying to trace a fairly large
>website's php execution to find why a certain variable is being set to
>null.
>
>What I am trying to do basically is to get Gubed to run the code until
>the homepage is displayed, then set a watch on a session variable, and
>then monotor what happens to this variable when I click on links on the
>home page (ie, logging in).
>
>The site makes use of many PEAR classes, so when running through the
>code, Gubed jumps into every Pear class, and eventually Firefox (well
>actually apache/php) sends a timeout. Can I set Gubed not to trace
>through certain php scripts ? (maybe as a wishlist a function where you
>can eneter the name of a script, like DB.php, and if a require/include
>calls for the said script, then Gubed will just run it, and not trace
>into it....? The list should be able to hold multipile names, as in
>DB.php,PHPLIB.php,PEAR.php).
>Maybe this is already possible in some way, but I cannot seem to find
>it. 
>
>The site also makes use of header page redirects depending on actions
>taken from the user. Can Gubed handle this sort of thing ?
>
>Maybe I am just too spoilt by Delphi's debuging :)
>
>Any suggestions would be appreciated....
>
>Lucas
>
>
>
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