Breakpoints Breakpoints are source code markers that let you suspend program execution at a specific point and examine its behavior. Once set, a breakpoint remains in your project until you remove it explicitly (except for ). If a file with breakpoints was modified externally, for example, updated through a VCS or changed in an external editor, and the line numbers have changed, breakpoints will be moved accordingly. Note that PhpStorm must be running when such changes are made, otherwise they will pass unnoticed. Option Description Breakpoint type Enabled Deselect to temporarily disable a breakpoint without removing it from the project. Disabled breakpoints will be skipped during the debugging process. All types Suspend Select to pause the program execution when a breakpoint is hit.
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Suspending an application is useful if you need to obtain logging information or calculate an expression at a certain point without interrupting the program. If you need to create a master breakpoint that will trigger dependent breakpoints when hit, choose not to suspend the program at that breakpoint. All types Condition Select to specify a condition for hitting a breakpoint. A condition is a PHP Boolean expression evaluating to true or false, for example $someID 'foo'. This expression must be valid at the line where the breakpoint is set, and it is evaluated each time the breakpoint is hit.
If the evaluation result is true, the selected actions are performed. You can enter multi-line expressions, for example. Strpos ( $file - getRealPath , 'vendor' ) strpos ( $file - getRealPath , '.git' ) Line PHP Exception Log Select if you want to log the following events to console:. 'Breakpoint hit' message: a log message will be displayed in the console output when the breakpoint is hit. Stack trace: the breakpoint's stack trace will be printed to the console when it's hit. This is useful if you want to check what paths have led to this point without interrupting the program's execution. All types Evaluate and log Select to evaluate an expression when the breakpoint is hit, and show the result in the console output.
Line PHP Exception Remove once hit Select to remove the breakpoint from your project right after it has been hit. Line JavaScript Exception Disable until breakpoint is hit Select the breakpoint that will trigger the current breakpoint. Until that breakpoint is hit, the current breakpoint will be disabled.
You can also select if you wish to disable it again or leave it enabled once it has been hit. Productivity tips Edit breakpoint properties Right-click a breakpoint in the editor gutter to quickly disable, suspend, or set a condition for it. Breakpoints intentions You can get access to the most common breakpoint actions through ( Alt+Enter). Group breakpoints You can organize breakpoints into groups, for example, if you need to mark out breakpoints for a specific problem. In the Breakpoints dialog ( Ctrl+Shift+F8), select a breakpoint you want to place in a group and choose Move to group /Create new from the context menu. Move breakpoints To move a line breakpoint, drag it to the target line. Copy breakpoints To copy a breakpoint, press Ctrl and drag it to the target line.
Disable breakpoints To temporarily disable a breakpoint without removing it from the project, hold down the Alt key and click the breakpoint icon in gutter. Quick search If you have many breakpoints in your project, you can add short descriptions to them to search for them easily: right-click a breakpoint in the Breakpoints dialog ( Ctrl+Shift+F8) and select Edit description from the context menu. Now when you start typing a breakpoint's name, it gets the focus. Jump to source To jump from the Breakpoints dialog to the line of code where the selected breakpoint is set, press F4.
Client Side Tools: ( No Apache, No PHP ) Eclipse for PHP Developers Version: Oxygen.2 Release (4.7.2) Build id: 201 Redhat Enterprise Linux 6.9 java version '1.8.0101' Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0101-b13) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.101-b13, mixed mode) Remote Server Where The PHP web app is: PHP 5.6.5 Zend Engine v2.6.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2014 Zend Technologies with Zend OPcache v7.0.4-dev, Copyright (c) 1999-2014, by Zend Technologies with Xdebug v2.2.7, Copyright (c) 2002-2015, by Derick Rethans I've found previous posts on this topic. I didn't understand all of the things to try. I tried what I could understand, but did not have any luck. Mostly just using xdebugbreak; ( again, no luck ) I am using Eclipse and Xdebug to debug a remote PHP web site. My problem is I can not get the debugger to stop on the breakpoints I set.
I am doing remote PHP development with Eclipse and a 'Synchronized PHP Project. Nothing except Eclipse is running on my computer.
I am using the Xdebug debugger on the remote server through Eclipse. When I use the debugger it will go to the index.php. I can step through for a while and see the value of variables. The problem is that Xdebug will not stop at any of the breakpoints I set. From your description, it seems that:.
the debug connection to your remote server is working. breaking points work on the index.php, but not anywhere else My assumption is that the file mapping between local and server code is not working, more precisely eclipse cannot map your files to the server ones. To solve this, you have to set the path mapping setting inside your eclipse project `s run/debug settings. Go to:. Project - Properties from the menu. Select Run/Debug Settings.
Edit your launch configuration settings. On the tab Server, section PHP server, select configure. 'PHP Server' window is opened, select path mapping tab. Set Path on server to your project `s path on server and set Local path to well this is self explanatory.
If you follow below steps I think it should work Latest XDebug version Your XDebug version is from 2015 as per this. I am doing remote PHP development with Eclipse and a 'Synchronized PHP Project. Nothing except Eclipse is running on my computer. This is your problem.
You have to allow xDebug connection. XDebug (PHP Web Server) trying to connect but probably have no idea where you are;) There two options:. If you are not behind NAT or in same network as your test server, you have to open port 9000 on your PC. If you are behind NAT you need also forward port 9000 (this is default, can be changed). Next set correct 'xdebug.remotehost=yourpublicip' or xdebug.remoteconnectback = on. Would be also good to enable accepting remote sessions (JIT) from any host (Preferences - PHP - Debug - Debuggers - xDebug), after this you will be able to easy run debugger via browser extension like xDebug helper. Configure debugger launch configuration (small arrow after 'debug' icon'), to debug through SSH Tunnel.
In this case xdebug.remotehost=127.0.0.1 will be correct. Note: ssh server host have to be same as server domain and SSH server have to be available on port 22. Try to disable things like: opcache, zend optimizer, and so on, all extensions what work with interpretation php code. If you luck and it start working, make xdebug.so loads last, after all another modules, so you can re enable them again. Place xdebug.so in folder where all other php.so resides, and load it in last line of php ini, with full path to xdebug.so If you just place it in last line php.ini, then some incompatible module can load up after, with config from /etc/php/5.6/apache2/conf.d/. So just move configs somewhere for a while. At the link, in bottom of post, I do disable( but do not remove by apt) opchache module totally, and place its in php.ini, 1 line before debugger.
Check order how extensions loaded in phpinfo output, to the left of zend logo, as I remember. Debugger must be last line in that block of output. Post you phpinfo; output. Another way, what I walk my own: (and I recommend it) If you have root access to remote server, try Zend Debugger. Its bundled with Zend Studio(not free), but there are separate downloads of debugger for some php versions, 5.6 is the latest version it available for.
They don`t publish it for php7, anyway I don`t known if it possible to copy it from trial Zend studio. If it removed, unable to download, I can send it to you. Zend debugger are more native for php now, And Zend team involved in Eclipse PDT development(but they realized most tasteful features in paid version) I have similar environment to yours, also have problems with XDebug, then decided to remove it and try Zend debugger.