[news.eclipse.tools.pdt] Re: Simple script terminates when I try to debu

[Dave Connerth <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

sNop wrote:
> Hi Dave Connerth napsal(a):
> > Dave,
> >
> > I have attached the log.
> >
> > My Debug Configuration is a "PHP Script", not a "PHP Web Page" - so does
> > the port 9000 issue matter?  When I exit Eclipse, netstat no longer
> > lists 9000 or 10000 as open, so I would think that is not the problem.
> >
> > I created a "PHP Web Page" Configuration to see if the debugger would
> > work for a Web configuration.  For Web configurations, my installation
> > of Eclipse uses a different PHP executable (the one that is in
> > Apache/bin instead of the one in my PHP directory).  When I run the Web
> > configuration, the external browser loads with the script output, but
> > the debugger does not show the current execution line or halt on a
> > breakpoint (but the debug session does not immediately terminate as with
> > the "PHP Script" configuration.
> >
> > I added phpinfo(), and the XDebug setting are in the phpinfo output(see
> > listing below).
>
> Did you try set up debug environment in accordance with this doc ?
> http://www.eclipse.org/pdt/documents/XDebugGuideForPDT2.0.pdf

Yes, I have read all 36 pages twice!  Hard to believe that the 
instructions to turn on a debugger in Eclipse could be so complex.  I 
will go through it a third time.

I have used Eclipse's Java debugger since Eclipse 1.0, and have never 
had any difficulty getting it to work - and no installation is required 
- it just comes pre-installed as a part of Eclipse's Java support.

I am using the EasyEclipse PHP distribution - I am going to try and 
install the PHP release from the Eclipse site.  Is there a free version 
of Zend studio?  I looked at their site but it was unclear (I did not 
see a link "Download Free Version", or "Download Community Version" as 
with MySQL). Perhaps Zend studio would be a good option as well?

Thanks,

Dave Connerth