Xdebug document (4) function tracking, xdebug document function tracking_PHP tutorial

Xdebug document (4) function tracking, xdebug document function tracking

Xdebug allows you to record all function calls, including parameters and return values, into files in different formats.

These so-called "function tracing" features can help you face a new application, or you want to figure out what the program is doing when it is running. Function tracing can optionally display the values ​​of variables passed by a function or method, as well as the return value. Tracking of these two elements is not enabled by default.

Output format

There are three output formats. One has human-readable tracking information, another is more suitable for computer programs to parse, and the last uses HTML to format the tracking information. You can switch between these two ill-conceived formats using the xdebug_trace_format setting. There are also settings that control what information is written to the trace file. For example, set up variables (xdebug.collect_params) and return values ​​(xdebug.collect_return). The following examples show the effect of different settings of human-readable function trace information:

The Script

<?<span>php
</span><span>$str</span> = "Xdebug"<span>;
</span><span>function</span> ret_ord( <span>$c</span><span> )
{
    </span><span>return</span> <span>ord</span>( <span>$c</span><span> );
}

</span><span>foreach</span> ( <span>str_split</span>( <span>$str</span> ) <span>as</span> <span>$char</span><span> )
{
    </span><span>echo</span> <span>$char</span>, ": ", ret_ord( <span>$char</span> ), "\n"<span>;
}
</span>?>

The Results

The following are the results when xdebug.collect_params is set to different values. When not in a web environment, the 2 value does not include mouse prompts.

Default value:

TRACE START [2007-05-06 14:37:06]

0.0003 114112 -> {main}() ../trace.php:0

0.0004 114272 -> str_split() ../trace.php:8

0.0153 117424 -> ret_ord() ../trace.php:10

0.0165 117584 -> ord() ../trace.php:5

0.0166 117584 -> ret_ord() ../trace.php:10

0.0167 117584 -> ord() ../trace.php:5

0.0168 117584 -> ret_ord() ../trace.php:10

0.0168 117584 -> ord() ../trace.php:5

0.0170 117584 -> ret_ord() ../trace.php:10

0.0170 117584 -> ord() ../trace.php:5

0.0172 117584 -> ret_ord() ../trace.php:10

0.0172 117584 -> ord() ../trace.php:5

0.0173 117584 -> ret_ord() ../trace.php:10

0.0174 117584 -> ord() ../trace.php:5

0.0177 41152

TRACE END [2007-05-06 14:37:07]

Collect_params=1：

TRACE START [2007-05-06 14:37:11]

    0.0003     114112   -> {main}() ../trace.php:0

    0.0004     114272     -> str_split(string(6)) ../trace.php:8

    0.0007     117424     -> ret_ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:10

    0.0007     117584       -> ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:5

    0.0009     117584     -> ret_ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:10

    0.0009     117584       -> ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:5

    0.0010     117584     -> ret_ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:10

    0.0011     117584       -> ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:5

    0.0012     117584     -> ret_ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:10

    0.0013     117584       -> ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:5

    0.0014     117584     -> ret_ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:10

    0.0014     117584       -> ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:5

    0.0016     117584     -> ret_ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:10

    0.0016     117584       -> ord(string(1)) ../trace.php:5

    0.0019      41152

TRACE END   [2007-05-06 14:37:11]

Collect_params=3:

TRACE START [2007-05-06 14:37:13]

    0.0003     114112   -> {main}() ../trace.php:0

    0.0004     114272     -> str_split('Xdebug') ../trace.php:8

    0.0007     117424     -> ret_ord('X') ../trace.php:10

    0.0007     117584       -> ord('X') ../trace.php:5

    0.0009     117584     -> ret_ord('d') ../trace.php:10

    0.0009     117584       -> ord('d') ../trace.php:5

    0.0010     117584     -> ret_ord('e') ../trace.php:10

    0.0011     117584       -> ord('e') ../trace.php:5

    0.0012     117584     -> ret_ord('b') ../trace.php:10

    0.0013     117584       -> ord('b') ../trace.php:5

    0.0014     117584     -> ret_ord('u') ../trace.php:10

    0.0014     117584       -> ord('u') ../trace.php:5

    0.0016     117584     -> ret_ord('g') ../trace.php:10

    0.0016     117584       -> ord('g') ../trace.php:5

    0.0019      41152

TRACE END   [2007-05-06 14:37:13]

Collect_params=4:

TRACE START [2007-05-06 14:37:16]

    0.0003     114112   -> {main}() ../trace.php:0

    0.0004     114272     -> str_split('Xdebug') ../trace.php:8

    0.0007     117424     -> ret_ord($c = 'X') ../trace.php:10

    0.0007     117584       -> ord('X') ../trace.php:5

    0.0009     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'd') ../trace.php:10

    0.0009     117584       -> ord('d') ../trace.php:5

    0.0010     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'e') ../trace.php:10

    0.0011     117584       -> ord('e') ../trace.php:5

    0.0012     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'b') ../trace.php:10

    0.0013     117584       -> ord('b') ../trace.php:5

    0.0014     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'u') ../trace.php:10

    0.0014     117584       -> ord('u') ../trace.php:5

    0.0016     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'g') ../trace.php:10

    0.0016     117584       -> ord('g') ../trace.php:5

    0.0019      41152

TRACE END   [2007-05-06 14:37:16]

In addition to the xdebug.collet_params settings, there are other settings that affect the output of the trace file. "show_mem_delta=1" can display memory usage in two different columns.

TRACE START [2007-05-06 14:37:26]

    0.0003     114112  +114112   -> {main}() ../trace.php:0

    0.0004     114272     +160     -> str_split('Xdebug') ../trace.php:8

    0.0007     117424    +3152     -> ret_ord($c = 'X') ../trace.php:10

    0.0007     117584     +160       -> ord('X') ../trace.php:5

    0.0009     117584       +0     -> ret_ord($c = 'd') ../trace.php:10

    0.0009     117584       +0       -> ord('d') ../trace.php:5

    0.0011     117584       +0     -> ret_ord($c = 'e') ../trace.php:10

    0.0011     117584       +0       -> ord('e') ../trace.php:5

    0.0013     117584       +0     -> ret_ord($c = 'b') ../trace.php:10

    0.0013     117584       +0       -> ord('b') ../trace.php:5

    0.0014     117584       +0     -> ret_ord($c = 'u') ../trace.php:10

    0.0015     117584       +0       -> ord('u') ../trace.php:5

    0.0016     117584       +0     -> ret_ord($c = 'g') ../trace.php:10

    0.0017     117584       +0       -> ord('g') ../trace.php:5

    0.0019      41152

TRACE END   [2007-05-06 14:37:26]

"collect_return=1" displays the return value of the called function:

TRACE START [2007-05-06 14:37:35]

    0.0003     114112   -> {main}() ../trace.php:0

    0.0004     114272     -> str_split('Xdebug') ../trace.php:8

                          >=> array (0 => 'X', 1 => 'd', 2 => 'e', 3 => 'b', 4 => 'u', 5 => 'g')

    0.0007     117424     -> ret_ord($c = 'X') ../trace.php:10

    0.0007     117584       -> ord('X') ../trace.php:5

                            >=> 88

                          >=> 88

    0.0009     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'd') ../trace.php:10

    0.0009     117584       -> ord('d') ../trace.php:5

                            >=> 100

                          >=> 100

    0.0011     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'e') ../trace.php:10

    0.0011     117584       -> ord('e') ../trace.php:5

                            >=> 101

                          >=> 101

    0.0013     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'b') ../trace.php:10

    0.0013     117584       -> ord('b') ../trace.php:5

                            >=> 98

                          >=> 98

    0.0015     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'u') ../trace.php:10

    0.0016     117584       -> ord('u') ../trace.php:5

                            >=> 117

                          >=> 117

    0.0017     117584     -> ret_ord($c = 'g') ../trace.php:10

    0.0018     117584       -> ord('g') ../trace.php:5

                            >=> 103

                          >=> 103

                        >=> 1

    0.0021      41152

TRACE END   [2007-05-06 14:37:35]

"collect_assignments=1" displays variable assignment, see xdebug.collect_assignments setting for details.

The "xdebug.trace_format" setting changes the output format to make it easier to parse but harder to understand. This is most useful for parsing trace files with third-party tools.

Version: 2.0.0RC4-dev

TRACE START [2007-05-06 18:29:01]

1       0       0       0.010870       114112  {main}  1       ../trace.php   0

2       1       0       0.032009       114272  str_split      0       ../trace.php   8

2       1       1       0.032073       116632

2       2       0       0.033505       117424  ret_ord 1       ../trace.php   10

3       3       0       0.033531       117584  ord     0       ../trace.php   5

3       3       1       0.033551       117584

2       2       1       0.033567       117584

2       4       0       0.033718       117584  ret_ord 1       ../trace.php   10

3       5       0       0.033740       117584  ord     0       ../trace.php   5

3       5       1       0.033758       117584

2       4       1       0.033770       117584

2       6       0       0.033914       117584  ret_ord 1       ../trace.php   10

3       7       0       0.033936       117584  ord     0       ../trace.php   5

3       7       1       0.033953       117584

2       6       1       0.033965       117584

2       8       0       0.034108       117584  ret_ord 1       ../trace.php   10

3       9       0       0.034130       117584  ord     0       ../trace.php   5

3       9       1       0.034147       117584

2       8       1       0.034160       117584

2       10      0       0.034302       117584  ret_ord 1       ../trace.php   10

3       11      0       0.034325       117584  ord     0       ../trace.php   5

3       11      1       0.034342       117584

2       10      1       0.034354       117584

2       12      0       0.034497       117584  ret_ord 1       ../trace.php   10

3       13      0       0.034519       117584  ord     0       ../trace.php   5

3       13      1       0.034536       117584

2       12      1       0.034549       117584

1       0       1       0.034636       117584

TRACE END   [2007-05-06 18:29:01]

VIM syntax file

Xdebug carries a VIM syntax file to highlight the syntax of the tracking file. The syntax file name is: xt.vim. In order for VIM to recognize the new format, you need to do this:

augroup filetypedetect

au BufNewFile,BufRead *.xt  setf xt

augroup END

After doing this, the opened tracking file will look like this:

<strong>TRACE START</strong> <strong>[2007-05-15 20:06:02]</strong>

    0.0003     115208   <strong>-></strong> <strong>{main}()</strong> ../trace.php<strong>:0</strong>

    0.0004     115368     <strong>-></strong> <strong>str_split() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:8</strong>

    0.0006     118520     <strong>-></strong> <strong>ret_ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:10</strong>

    0.0007     118680       <strong>-></strong> <strong>ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:5</strong>

    0.0008     118680     <strong>-></strong> <strong>ret_ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:10</strong>

    0.0009     118680       <strong>-></strong> <strong>ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:5</strong>

    0.0010     118680     <strong>-></strong> <strong>ret_ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:10</strong>

    0.0010     118680       <strong>-></strong> <strong>ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:5</strong>

    0.0012     118680     <strong>-></strong> <strong>ret_ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:10</strong>

    0.0012     118680       <strong>-></strong> <strong>ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:5</strong>

    0.0014     118680     <strong>-></strong> <strong>ret_ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:10</strong>

    0.0014     118680       <strong>-></strong> <strong>ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:5</strong>

    0.0016     118680     <strong>-></strong> <strong>ret_ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:10</strong>

    0.0016     118680       <strong>-></strong> <strong>ord() </strong>../trace.php<strong>:5</strong>

    0.0019      54880

<strong>TRACE END</strong>   <strong>[2007-05-15 20:06:02]<br></strong>

相关设置：

xdebug.auto_trace

类型: boolean, 默认值: 0

打开此设置时，脚本在运行前函数调用追踪将开启。这将可能追踪auto_prepend_file设置的代码文件。

xdebug.collect_assignments

类型: boolean, 默认值: 0, 始于 Xdebug > 2.1

用于控制xdebug是否添加变量赋予到函数追踪当中。

xdebug.collect_includes

类型: boolean, 默认值: 1

用于控制xdebug是否将include(), include_once(), require() 或 require_once() 引用的文件名写入到跟踪文件中。

xdebug.collect_params

类型: integer, 默认值: 0

默认为0时，该设置控制xdebug不管是函数追踪还是堆栈跟踪都会收集调用函数的参数。

默认0值是考虑到大规模脚本会占用大量内存，所以不会为了大脚本来运行它。你可以安全地打开此设置，但你会预料到会一些脚本上的问题像大量函数调用兼庞大的数据结构作为参数传递。Xdebug2不会有增加内存使用的问题，因为它不会存储到内存，而是只存入磁盘中。这只需要你有足够的磁盘使用量即可。

该设置有4种设置值。每种都会呈现不同的信息。以下表格展示各种设置值信息：

Value	Argument   Information   Shown
0	无.
1	展示变量元素的值类型和值。
2	展示变量元素的值类型和值，并附带滑鼠提示显示完整信息。（CLI模式下不存在滑鼠提示）
3	完整变量内容（内容受限于以下设置： xdebug.var_display_max_children,xdebug.var_display_max_data and xdebug.var_display_max_depth.）
4	完整变量内容和名称。
5	PHP   序列化变量内容，不含名称。(2.3版本新特性)

xdebug.collect_return

Type: boolean, Default value: 0

Control whether the return value of the function call is written to the trace file.

To achieve computerized trace files (xdebug.trace_format=1), Xdebug 2.3 or above must be used.

xdebug.show_mem_delta

Type: integer, Default value: 0

When this setting is not 0, the trace file that can be read manually will show the difference in the amount of memory occupied by each function call. If xdebug is set up to generate computer-readable trace files, they will always display information like this.

xdebug.trace_enable_trigger

Type: boolean, Default value: 0, since Xdebug > 2.2

When set to 1, you can use the XDEBUG_TRACE GET/POST parameter or set a cookie value named XDEBUG_TRACE to trigger the generation of a trace file. Tracking data files will be written to predefined folders. To prevent xdebug from generating a trace file on every request, you need to set xdebug.auto_trace to 0. The trigger itself can be accessed by setting xdebug.trace_enable_trigger_value.

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xdebug.trace_enable_trigger_value

Type: string, Default value: "", since Xdebug > 2.3

This setting is used to limit who can take advantage of the XDEBUG_TRACE function described in xdebug.trace_enable_trigger. When changing from the default null value, the cookie, GET or POST value needs to match the share hidden setting in the generated settings for the trace file.

xdebug.trace_format

Type: integer, Default value: 0

The format of the tracking file.

值	描述
0	显示人类可读性排版式文件：时间点，内存量，内存增量（如果xdebug.show_mem_delta 开启)， 层级， 函数名， 函数参数 (如果 xdebug.collect_params 开启)，文件名和行号。
1	用两种不同记录编写记算机可读格式文件。其记录不同在于一个插入堆栈边框，一个移除堆栈边框。以下表格列出记录中每个栏位区别。
2	使用HTML写成跟踪文件。

value

Description

0

Show human-readable formatted file: time point, amount of memory, memory delta (if xdebug.show_mem_delta is turned on), level, function name, function parameters (if xdebug.collect_params is turned on), file name and line number.

1

Create a computer-readable format file using two different records. The difference between the records is that one inserts the stack border and the other removes the stack border. The following table lists the differences between each field in the record.

2

Use HTML to write tracking files.

计算机化格式的栏位:

Record type

Record type

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12 - ...

Entry

level

function #

always '0'

time index

memory usage

function name

user-defined (1)   or internal function (0)

name of   the include/require file

filename

line number

no. of parameters

parameters   (as many as specified in field 11) - tab separated

Exit

level

function #

always '1'

time index

memory usage

empty

Return

level

function #

always 'R'

empty

return value

empty

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12 - ...

Entry

level

function #

always '0'

time index

memory usage

function name

user-defined (1)   or internal function (0)

name of   the include/require file

filename

line number

no. of parameters

parameters   (as many as specified in field 11) - tab separated

Exit

level

function #

always '1'

time index

memory usage

empty

Return

level

function #

always 'R'

empty

return value

empty

xdebug.trace_options

Type: integer, Default value: 0

When set to 1, the tracking file will add content later instead of overwriting it directly in subsequent requests.

xdebug.trace_output_dir

Type: string, Default value: /tmp

Trace the file writing path and ensure that the user has write permissions to the directory when running PHP.

xdebug.trace_output_name

Type: string, Default value: trace.%c

This setting determines the file name to which tracking information is written. This setting uses a format identifier, similar to sprintf() and strftime(). Several format identifiers can be used to format file names. The suffix '.xt' is automatically added to the file name.

Format identifier list:

标识符	意义	格式范例	文件范例
%c	当前工作路径的crc32效验值	trace.%c	trace.1258863198.xt
%p	进程标识符	trace.%p	trace.5174.xt
%r	随机数	trace.%r	trace.072db0.xt
%s	脚本名 2	cachegrind.out.%s	cachegrind.out._home_httpd_html_test_xdebug_test_php
%t	时间截 (秒)	trace.%t	trace.1179434742.xt
%u	时间截 (微秒)	trace.%u	trace.1179434749_642382.xt
%H	$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']	trace.%H	trace.kossu.xt
%R	$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']	trace.%R	trace._test_xdebug_test_php_var=1_var2=2.xt
%U	$_SERVER['UNIQUE_ID'] 3	trace.%U	trace.TRX4n38AAAEAAB9gBFkAAAAB.xt
%S	session_id   (来源$_COOKIE，如果有设置)	trace.%S	trace.c70c1ec2375af58f74b390bbdd2a679d.xt
%%	literal %	trace.%%	trace.%%.xt

Identifier

Meaning

Format example

File Example

%c

Crc32 validation value of the current working path

trace.%c

trace.1258863198.xt

%p

Process Identifier

trace.%p

trace.5174.xt

%r

Random number

trace.%r

trace.072db0.xt

%s

Script name ²

cachegrind.out.%s

cachegrind.out._home_httpd_html_test_xdebug_test_php

%t

Time cutoff (seconds)

trace.%t

trace.1179434742.xt

%u

Time cutoff (microseconds)

trace.%u

trace.1179434749_642382.xt

%H

$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']

trace.%H

trace.kossu.xt

%R

$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']

trace.%R

trace._test_xdebug_test_php_var=1_var2=2.xt

%U

$_SERVER['UNIQUE_ID'] ³

trace.%U

trace.TRX4n38AAAEAAB9gBFkAAAAB.xt

%S

session_id (source $_COOKIE, if set)

trace.%S

trace.c70c1ec2375af58f74b390bbdd2a679d.xt

%%

literal %

trace.%%

trace.%%.xt

² This is not available for tracking filenames.

³ New features in version 2.2. This feature is set by the Apache mod_unique_id module.

xdebug.var_display_max_children

Type: integer, default value: 128

This setting controls the display of the number of array elements and object properties when using xdebug_var_dump(), xdebug.show_local_vars or the trace function.

If it is not restricted, it can be set to -1 value.

This setting is not affected by Remot_Debuggin in any way.

xdebug.var_display_max_data

Type: integer, default value: 512

This setting controls the maximum string length displayed when using xdebug_var_dump(), xdebug.show_local_vars or the trace function.

If it is not restricted, it can be set to -1 value.

This setting is not affected by Remot_Debugging in any way.

xdebug.var_display_max_depth

Type: integer, default value: 3

This setting controls the display level of array elements and object properties when using xdebug_var_dump(), xdebug.show_local_vars or the trace function.

The maximum value is 1023, you can set it to -1 to indicate the maximum value.

This setting is not affected by Remot_Debugging in any way.

Related functions:

string xdebug_get_tracefile_name()

Returns the script file name of the current trace output. This function is available when xdebug.auto_trace is turned on.

void xdebug_start_trace( string trace_file [, integer options] )

Start a new function trace

At a certain point starts the function trace merged into the file specified by the parameter trace_file. If no file name is specified, the trace file is stored in the directory specified by the xdebug.trace_output_dir setting. Once a filename is specified in the first argument, the name is relative to the current working directory. However, the current working directory may be different from what you expect, so it is best to specify an absolute directory when specifying the file name. The PHP function getcwd() can point out the current working directory.

The trace file name is generally "{trace_file}.xt". If xdebug.auto_trace is turned on, then the "{filename}" part of the file name "{filename}.xt" is determined by setting xdebug.trace_output_name. The parameter options is a bit value, and there are three options:

XDEBUG_TRACE_APPEND (1)

Make trace files open in append mode instead of overwrite mode.

XDEBUG_TRACE_COMPUTERIZED (2)

Creates a trace file whose format is described by "xdebug.trace_format".

XDEBUG_TRACE_HTML (4)

Create tracking files in html table.

XDEBUG_TRACE_NAKED_FILENAME (8)

Generally speaking, Xdebug will add ".xt" to the end of the file name you specify as the first parameter. Using the XDEBUG_TRACE_NAKED_FILENAME option, ".xt" will not be added (new feature of Xdebug 2.3).

Unlike Xdebug 1, Xdebug 2 does not occupy memory during function calls. , but it will write to disk and relieve the pressure on memory usage. Settings such as xdebug.collect_includes, xdebug.collect_params and xdebug.collect_return will affect what kind of information is recorded in the trace file, while xdebug.trace_format affects the format of the file information.

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void xdebug_stop_trace()

Stop tracing function calls and close tracing files.

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