How and where do I have to place debugging breakpoints when debugging a Flow application with Xdebug within PHPStorm. The only breakpoints that work for me are those I place (for testing purpose) in Web/index.php.
Breakpoints placed in e.g. Packages/Application/Foo.Bar/Classes/Foo/Bar/Controller/StandardController.php or Data/Temporary/Development/Cache/Code/Flow_Object_Classes/Foo_Bar_Controller_StandardController.php do not lead to a break.
Is there a current tutorial/article that explains how to debug a Flow application with e.g. Xdebug and PHPStorm?
Note: Debugging my Flow application using xdebug_break() in PHPStorm works - but I would like to use breakpoints in PHPStorm instead of xdebug_break().
works fine for me. Probably some mapping configuration issue. What I usually do to avoid working in the proxy classes is to put a xdebug_break(); statement in my code that will then be compiled into the proxy class as well and voila result in the break there.
Your were right - this was a mapping configuration issue. Thx.
I will now check if it is more convenient to either [1] use breakpoints in proxy classes or [2] use xdebug_break() in the original classes.
I read about a debugproxy script modified by Sebastian Kurfürst - is this something that still works? What is it? Where can you find it? How can you use it?
lets see if @sebastian has anything to say. AFAIK it’s unmaintained since years and doesn’t work. If someone has C knowledge that could be refreshed I guess.
yeah, it is unmaintained since a few years; but one does not need any C knowledge – as it is just a PHP script living at https://github.com/sandstorm/debugproxy
Feel free to submit PRs; or if somebody would like to take it over I’d be more than happy in providing guidance on the current code.
