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Re: php ide with checkpoint restart is there? [message #169999 is a reply to message #169934] Mon, 04 October 2010 12:25 Go to previous message
Peter H. Coffin is currently offline  Peter H. Coffin
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On Thu, 30 Sep 2010 15:19:08 +0200, mirkocrocop wrote:
> Hello guys and girls,
> is there a php ide that can lets say restart debugging session without going
> from all over beginning, or test specific points without going thru
> relaunches which give me headache, i want to test some code but releanching
> and reloading all makes it so tedious, please help , can i bypass this ,
> it would make my code testing 200 times faster.

It seems to be dependant on the underlying engine whether this is
availible or not. PHP (at least as from php.net) doesn't have support
for this. Python, R, and Java do. (Hell, RPG does too and it's a
compiled language with NO interpretive mode...)

I think you're over-weighing the amount of bother in stopping and
restarting a program from the beginning. There's very few php programs
out there that will not encounter the error in a fraction of a second if
the error is really a program error rather than a data-triggered error,
and if it's data-driven, you're better off isolating and feeding in the
bad data than trying to isolate a section of code to run.

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