[news.eclipse.tools.pdt] Re: Can't Configure PDT Include Path to find th

[Andre_Mikulec@xxxxxxxxxxx (Andre Mikulec)]

The left column shows modules that I have when I do a phpinfo() from 
http://localhost/webs/test/index.php and do not have when I do a phpinfo() 
from within the eclipse PDT.

The right column shows the modules that I have when I do a phpinfo() from 
inside the eclipse PDT and do not have when I do a phpinfo() from within 
http://localhost/webs/test/index.php.  This loan library is cgi-fcgi.



zip   cgi-fcgi
xsl
SQLite
sockets
soap
pdf
PDO
pdo_mssq
pdo_mysql
pgsql
mysqli
mysql
mssql
mssql
mime_magic
mbstring
imap
gettext
gd
exif
HTTP Headers Information
Apache Environment
apache2handler

I have noticed that my configuration file for 
http://localhost/webs/test/index.php is the following.
H:\xampplite\apache\bin\php.ini 

_ENV["PHPRC"] does not exist.

In both the H:\xampplite\php\php.ini and the 
H:\xampplite\apache\bin\php.ini the 
extension=php_gd2.dll 
is uncommented.

To make sure I copied over the apache\bin\php.ini to the php\php.ini file.
I shut down apache.
I shut down the eclipse PDT.
I started apache.
I started the eclipse PDT.

I re-ran the phpinof() test on the eclipse PDT and the localhost. 
Again, the gd library is missing from the eclipse PDT phpinof() output.


My configuration file for the eclipse pdt is the following.
F:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local 
Settings\Temp\zend_debug\session38673.tmp\php.ini 
AND
PHPRC  F:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\zend_debug\session32414.tmp  

Its loan contents are the following.
These include_path entries I made in the Eclipse PDT Configure Include 
Path.

include_path=".;H:\xampplitevhgraph;H:\xampplitenusoap\lib;H:\xampplite\htdocs\webs\test;H:\xampplite\php\ext;H:\xampplite\php;H:\xampplitesmarty;H:\xampplite\php\pear"
zend_extension_ts="H:\xamppliteeclipse\eclipse\plugins\org.zend.php.debug.debugger.win32.x86_5.2.12.v20071210\resources\php5\ZendDebugger.dll"

Note, "cgi" of cgi-fcgi does not exist in either php file and is still 
appearing in the phpinfo() output as a library. 


The org.eclipse.php.core.projectOptions.prefs file looks like the 
following.

#Tue May 13 03:33:34 EDT 2008
eclipse.preferences.version=1
org.eclipse.php.core.contextRoot=
org.eclipse.php.core.defaultEncoding=
org.eclipse.php.core.includePath=<?xml version\="1.0" 
encoding\="UTF-8"?>\r\n<includepath>\r\n\t<includepathentry 
createdReference\="false" path\="H\:/xampplite/php" contentKind\="source" 
kind\="lib">\r\n</includepathentry>\r\n<includepathentry 
createdReference\="false" path\="H\:/xampplite/php/ext" 
contentKind\="source" 
kind\="lib">\r\n</includepathentry>\r\n<includepathentry 
createdReference\="false" path\="H\:/xampplite/php/pear" 
contentKind\="source" 
kind\="lib">\r\n</includepathentry>\r\n<includepathentry 
createdReference\="false" path\="H\:/xampplitenusoap/lib" 
contentKind\="source" 
kind\="lib">\r\n</includepathentry>\r\n<includepathentry 
createdReference\="false" path\="H\:/xampplitevhgraph" 
contentKind\="source" 
kind\="lib">\r\n</includepathentry>\r\n<includepathentry 
createdReference\="false" path\="H\:/xampplitesmarty" 
contentKind\="source" 
kind\="lib">\r\n</includepathentry>\r\n</includepath>\r\n

I have read the following from the following url: 
http://www.drupal.cz/forum/instalace-drupalu/the-gd-library-for-php-is-missing-or-outdated

In order for PHP to ; read it, it must be named &#8218;php.ini&#8216;. PHP 
looks for it in the current ; working directory, in the path designated by 
the environment variable ; PHPRC, and in the path that was defined in 
compile time (in that order). ; Under Windows, the compile-time path is 
the Windows directory. The ; path in which the php.ini file is looked for 
can be overridden using ; the -c argument in command line mode. ;


I have done some experimenting and testing by renaming my php.ini files to 
php.ini.MISSING.
The current directory test does not seem to work for php itself.
Then enviromental variable setting of PHPRC does not work for the eclipse 
PDT.

The situation seems that PHP has a built-in compiled php.ini that it loads 
when it can not find a php.ini file. 

The ecplipse PDT should read the PHPRC enviromental variable. It does not 
do this.  The eclipse PDT uses its own zend debugger. (This has been good 
up to this point.  Now, this does not seem so good.).
Logically, if it uses its own Zend debugger, then it applies its own 
configuration PLUS whatever is found in "Configure Include Path" Projects 
and Libraries.

Unfortunately, I do not see a way to 'recognize' dlls, such as GD's 
php_gd2.dll


Any ideas?

Andre Mikulec