Detailed explanation of the use of PHP plug-in installation and Xdebug configuration in Eclipse_PHP tutorial

Because I am in the android development team and I am obsessed with android automated testing, I have been using Eclipse as a development tool. I used to use Zend Studio 9.0.1 as the PHP development tool, but now I have given up using Zend Studio 9.0.1. With the PHP development plug-in for Eclipse, I plan to use Eclipse for development in the future. It's so convenient. Installing the PHP plug-in on Eclipse is very simple. You can download the plug-in from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=57621. Unzip the downloaded plug-in. And put the files in the decompressed features folder into the features folder of eclipse. The files in the decompressed plugins can be placed in the plugins folder of eclipse.

Configure Eclipse’s debugging function for PHP

The following is the detailed process.

Download and install the corresponding software

Jdk is absolutely necessary. It is the most basic requirement for running Eclipse. Download it here.

Eclipse integrates the PHP development plug-in version and download it here. Select the version corresponding to your operating system and download it locally.

Download XDebug here. Please select the corresponding file to download according to your PHP version.

Interlude: How to choose PHP 5.2.17.17 version of XDebug

1. Open http://www.xdebug.org/find-binary.php, COPY the source code of your phpinfo display information into the input box, and then submit. XDebug will tell you which version you should download.

2. Enter the http://www.xdebug.org/download.php page, you will see many versions and different versions of the same version. Here is a question, what do VC9, VC6, and TS mean? If you have any doubts, please visit: ts and nts versions in PHP - the difference between vc6 and vc9 compiled versions
3. It is known that PHP 5.2.17.17 version of XDebug should download Xdebug 2.1.2 version of PHP 5.2 VC6 TS. As for 32-bit systems or 64-bit systems, it depends on your machine.

Because

The server is optional. It is recommended to use the Apache+PHP module installation method.

Install software

After installing JDK first, please follow the steps below to configure system variables after installation

The second step is to install Eclipse. Eclipse does not need to be set up. As long as the JDK is set up, Eclipse can be run directly wherever it is placed.

Xdebug installation

Put the file into the php/ext folder

XDebug configuration

Open php.ini

Add the following configuration code to the last line, the configuration description has been commented

Copy the code The code is as follows:

; xdebug configuration
[Xdebug]

;Load Xdebug
extension=php_xdebug-2.1.2-5.2-vc6.dll
;Turn on automatic tracing
xdebug.auto_trace = On
;Turn on exception tracing
xdebug. show_exception_trace = On
;Turn on remote debugging to automatically start
xdebug.remote_autostart = On
;Turn on remote debugging
xdebug.remote_enable = On
;Collect variables
xdebug.collect_vars = On
;Collect return value
xdebug.collect_return = On
;Collect parameters
xdebug.collect_params = On

Save and restart the server.

At this point use phpinfo() to view the php configuration. If the installation is successful, you should see the following information:

Let’s talk about the configuration of Eclipse

1. Starting, stopping, and restarting the apache service through Eclipse failed.

Reason:

a. The configuration is incorrect. The correct configuration is as shown below:

2. Since I packaged the PHP integrated environment based on phpstudy2011B, the service name of apache is apache2, but Eclipse starts apache2.2 by default, so I changed the name of the registered apache service to apache2.2 and it became normal.

When Eclipse opens CI, N multiple warnings appear.

Message similar to the following:

Description Resource Path Location Type The local variable $_ci_path may not have been initialized Loader.php /CI/system/core line 752 PHP Problem

As shown below:

Probably means that the local variable is not initialized, that is, no initial value is assigned. This is very common in PHP. So since there are so many warnings, it feels a little uncomfortable to watch. Then remove it

The solution is:

Change the red selection above from warning to Ignore.

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