In this script we're tricking it into writing directly to the page by telling it to write to php://output instead of a regular file. A nice trick. Click here to trigger CSV download source. As an aside, to export directly to CSV format from the command line interface in PostgreSQL you can use simply. The example from the PHP manual: basename has a bug when processes Asian characters like Chinese. I would suggest pathinfo over basename as Metafaniel posted below. Pathinfo will give you an array with the parts of the path. Or for the case here, you can just specifically ask for the filename.
This setting, defaulting to 0, controls whether Xdebug should collectthe parameters passed to functions when a function call is recorded in eitherthe function trace or the stack trace.The setting defaults to 0 because for very largescripts it may use huge amounts of memory and therefore make it impossible forthe huge script to run. You can most safely turn this setting on, but you canexpect some problems in scripts with a lot of function calls and/or huge datastructures as parameters. Xdebug 2 will not have this problem with increasedmemory usage, as it will never store this information in memory. Instead itwill only be written to disk. This means that you need to have a look at thedisk usage though.This setting can have four different values. For each of the values adifferent amount of information is shown. Below you will see what informationeach of the values provides.
See also the introduction of the featurefor a few screenshots. ValueArgument Information Shown0None.1Type and number of elements (f.e. String(6), array(8)).2Type and number of elements, with a tool tip for the full information 1.3Full variable contents (with the limits respected as set by, and.4Full variable contents and variable name.5PHP serialized variable contents, without the name. (New in Xdebug 2.3)1 in the CLI version of PHP it will not have the tool tip, nor in output files. can be any of COOKIE, FILES, GET, POST, REQUEST, SERVER, SESSION.These seven settings control which data from the superglobals is shown when anerror situation occurs.Each of those php.ini setting can consist of a comma seperated list ofvariables from this superglobal to dump, or. for all of them.Make sure you do not add spaces in this setting.In order to dump the REMOTEADDR and the REQUESTMETHOD when an erroroccurs, and all GET parameters, add these settings:xdebug.dump.SERVER = REMOTEADDR,REQUESTMETHODxdebug.dump.GET =.
This setting determines the format of the links that are made inthe display of stack traces where file names are used. This allows IDEs to setup a link-protocol that makes it possible to go directly to a line and file byclicking on the filenames that Xdebug shows in stack traces. An example format might look like:myide://%f@%lThe possible format specifiers are:SpecifierMeaning%fthe filename%lthe line numberFor various IDEs/OSses there are some instructions listed on how to make this work:Firefox on Linux. Open. Add a new boolean setting 'network.protocol-handler.expose.xdebug' and set it to 'false'. Add the following into a shell script /bin/ff-xdebug.sh:#! This setting determines the format with which Xdebug rendersfilenames in HTML stack traces (default.%s%n) and locationinformation through the overloaded (default:%f).The possible format specifiers are listed in this table.
The example output isrendered according to the full path/var/www/vendor/mail/transport/mta.php.SpecifierMeaningExample Output%aAncester: Two directory elements and filenamemail/transport/mta.php%fFull path/var/www/vendor/mail/transport/mta.php%nName: Only the file namemta.php%pParent: One directory element and the filenametransport/mta.php%sDirectory separator on Linux, OSX and other Unix-like systems, / on Windows. This setting allows you to configure a mask that determineswhether, and which, notices and/or warnings get converted to errors.
You canconfigure notices and warnings that are generated by PHP, and notices andwarnings that you generate yourself (by means of triggererror). For example,to convert the warning of strlen (without arguments) to an error, you woulddo:iniset('xdebug.haltlevel', EWARNING);strlen;echo 'Hi!n';Which will then result in the showing of the error message, and the abortionof the script. Echo 'Hi!n'; will not be executed.The setting is a bit mask, so to convert all notices and warnings intoerrors for all applications, you can set this in php.ini:xdebug.haltlevel=EWARNING ENOTICE EUSERWARNING EUSERNOTICEThe bitmask only supports the four level that are mentioned above.
By default Xdebug overloads vardump with its own improved versionfor displaying variables when the htmlerrors php.ini setting is set to1 or 2. In case you do not want that, you canset this setting to 0, but check first if it's not smarterto turn off htmlerrors.You can also use 2 as value for this setting. Besidesformatting the vardump output nicely, it will also add filename andline number to the output. The setting is alsorespected. (New in Xdebug 2.3)Before Xdebug 2.4, the default value of this setting was1.
If enabled, the setting is ignored and Xdebug willtry to connect to the client that made the HTTP request. It checks the$SERVER'HTTPXFORWARDEDFOR' and $SERVER'REMOTEADDR' variables tofind out which IP address to use.If is configured, then the $SERVER variable withthe configured name will be checked before the$SERVER'HTTPXFORWARDEDFOR' and $SERVER'REMOTEADDR' variables.This setting does not apply for debugging through the CLI, as the $SERVERheader variables are not available there.Please note that there is no filteravailable, and anybody who can connect to the webserver will then be able tostart a debugging session, even if their address does not match. If set to a value, it is used as filename to a file to which all remotedebugger communications are logged. The file is always opened in append-mode,and will therefore not be overwritten by default. There is no concurrencyprotection available.
The format of the file looks something like:Log opened at 2007-05-27 14:28:15. The amount of time in milliseconds that Xdebug will wait for on anIDE to acknowledge an incoming debugging connection.
The default value of 200ms should in most cases be enough. In case you often get dropped debuggingrequests, perhaps because you have a high latency network, or a development boxfar away from your IDE, or have a slow firewall, then you can should increasethis value.Please note that increasing this value might mean that your requests seem to'hang' in case Xdebug tries to establish a connection, but your IDE is notlistening. The format of the trace file. ValueDescription0shows a human readable indented trace file with:time index, memory usage, memory delta (if the setting is enabled), level, function name,function parameters (if the setting is enabled),filename and line number.1writes a computer readable format which has twodifferent records. There are different records for entering a stack frame, andleaving a stack frame. The table below lists the fields in each type of record.Fields are tab separated.2writes a trace formatted in (simple) HTML.Fields for the computerized format:Record type01112.Entrylevelfunction #always '0'time indexmemory usagefunction nameuser-defined (1) or internal function (0)name of the include/require filefilenameline numberno.
Of parametersparameters (as many as specified in field 11) - tab separatedExitlevelfunction #always '1'time indexmemory usageemptyReturnlevelfunction #always 'R'emptyreturn valueemptySee the introduction of for a few examples. This setting determines the name of the file that is used to dumptraces into. The setting specifies the format with format specifiers, verysimilar to sprintf and strftime. There are several format specifiersthat can be used to format the file name.