Re: Xdebug: line number as breakpoint -problem

Well, I made some tests with a Linux server where I have:
 * the same Xdebug version compiled (2.0.0beta5)
 * the same Apache 2.0.55 (running PHP as a module)
 * the same PHP 5.1.2
 * I configured and used the same pre-compiled Windows Debug 
Client 0.7.3 (DBG) as earlier.

Both cases:
break test.php:15
and
break /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/test.php:15
works ok, so there is nothing wrong with the Linux version. But this 
doesn't help me if I want to use the Weaverslave editor in Windows as 
it supports only Windows notation when setting the breakpoints to files
 :(

And as I don't have the environment to compile the Xdebug in Windows 
I can't debug this problem.

-Pasi

> > > ---------------------------------
> > > xdebug.remote_handler=gdb
> > > ---------------------------------
> > 
> > I don't quite develop more on that protocol, please use the dbgp 
> > one if  you can.
> Ok, when using the dbgp the file & line number combination works. 
> The reason why I wanted to use the old protocol is that it's used 
> by the Weaverslave editor.
> 
> > > The Debug Client states: "1 Breakpoint set on file:line 
> combination." 
> > > and I can list it with show-breakpoints. But when I type: 
> 'run' it 
> > > just don't break at the wanted line.
> > 
> > How exactly are you setting your break point? What is the full 
> command 
> > that you used?
> I tried with the older pre-compiled Windows Debug client 0.7.3 (GDB
):
> (init C:\tmp\test.php) break C|/tmp/test.php:15
> and 
> (init C:\tmp\test.php) break test.php:15
> and 
> (init C:\tmp\test.php) break C|\tmp\test.php:15
> ...all stated that the breakpoint is set but none of them really 
> breaked.And I also tried with the Weaverslave 4 beta 3.9.18 that 
> uses the first notation (break C|/tmp/test.php:15)
> 
> BR,
> Pasi
> 
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