http://dbug.ospinto.com/

Take a look at this and see if this doesn't you when you just
can't see waht's the matter with your data!

I spent 2 years on a 'var debug' to me see what a variable
contains and what PHP thought the type was. I pitched mine when I
found this one!

And... as usual... I had to make a *small* changes to it. They
should incorporated into the next version sometime soon.

Hope this s you, somehow!

Walter

Looks good to me! I'll give it a try and see how goes it. I too have
lost count of how many times I've debugged for hours to find a simple
variable screwing up the world for me :P

On Mon, 05 Nov 2007 05:31:01 +0100, otrWalter@gmail.com
<otrWalter@gmail.com> wrote:

> http://dbug.ospinto.com/
>
> Take a look at this and see if this doesn't you when you just
> can't see waht's the matter with your data!
>
> I spent 2 years on a 'var debug' to me see what a variable
> contains and what PHP thought the type was. I pitched mine when I
> found this one!
>
> And... as usual... I had to make a *small* changes to it. They
> should incorporated into the next version sometime soon.
>
> Hope this s you, somehow!


Hmm, I'll check it out soon. In the mean while: xdebug also changes the
var_dump function quite pleasantly.
--
Rik Wasmus

otrWalter@gmail.com wrote:
> http://dbug.ospinto.com/
>
> Take a look at this and see if this doesn't you when you just
> can't see waht's the matter with your data!
>
> I spent 2 years on a 'var debug' to me see what a variable
> contains and what PHP thought the type was. I pitched mine when I
> found this one!
>
> And... as usual... I had to make a *small* changes to it. They
> should incorporated into the next version sometime soon.
>
> Hope this s you, somehow!
>
> Walter
>

Did you perchance make a *small* change so that it displays the
var name for non-structured variables ?

AFAIK, now if you display a non-structured variable, it only
displays the value, not the name.

bill

> AFAIK, now if you display a non-structured variable, it only
> displays the value, not the name.

Correct.

I've updated that part of the class. "non-structured variables" now
display in the same format as "structured", right down to the name of
the variable, and even its TYPE!

Give him a few days to update his site to incorporate what I've sent
him.

Walter

On Nov 5, 12:05 pm, "Rik Wasmus" <luiheidsgoe...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hmm, I'll check it out soon. In the mean while: xdebug also changes the
> var_dump function quite pleasantly.

Yes it does. I took a look at what Xdebug does and decided to "steal"
an idea from what they did. I added the LENGTH a string variable to
the display. Numbers, booleans and NULL didn't need to show their
length.

Walter

otrWalter@gmail.com wrote:
>> AFAIK, now if you display a non-structured variable, it only
>> displays the value, not the name.
>
> Correct.
>
> I've updated that part of the class. "non-structured variables" now
> display in the same format as "structured", right down to the name of
> the variable, and even its TYPE!
>
> Give him a few days to update his site to incorporate what I've sent
> him.
>
> Walter
>
Thanks Walter.