Cannot use breakpoint in subclass
In TYPO3 we use the concept of XCLASS to allow Core and user-defined classes to be extended. This is done like that
file class.someclass.php:
class someclass() {
public function someMethod() {
}
}
if (<some condition>) {
include_once('path/to/subclass.php');
}
file class.ux_someclass.php:
class ux_someclass extends someclass {
public function someMethod() {
// code with breakpoint here
}
}
Putting a breakpoint in the ux_someclass method does not stop the debugger, the only way I found to debug my code was to put a breakpoint in the parent class and then use step-by-step (run to cursor did not work either) until my code within my subclass was executed.
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Hello Xavier,
Do you use symlinks in your project?
'Run to cursor' is IDE level feature and based on breakpoints.
Thank you for feedback!
Yes I use symlink. Actually in this very case I have this:
/Library/path/to/website/typo3_src -> ~/path/to/TYPO3_Core
/Library/path/to/website/typo3conf/ext/someextension -> ~/other/path/to/someextension
both
~/path/to/TYPO3_Core
~/other/path/to/someextension
are directories of my PhpStorm project and someextension subclasses a class from TYPO3_Core
Xavier,
You should configure path mappings for every 'symlink root' (see 'When do I need to set path mappings?' section in http://blog.jetbrains.com/webide/2011/03/configure-php-debugging-in-phpstorm-2-0/).
Please let me know if it help.
Thank you for feedback!
Xavier,
Do you still have the issue?
Thank you for feedback!
Hi,
Actually, not, but I was using auto-configuration (zero-configuration ?) and expected it to work as well :)
Xavier,
Unfortunately our zero-configuration is not a silver bullet - especially your case (which is quite popular) is hard to support.
Probably the warning (with suggestion to check path mappings) that you step into file outside the project will solve the problem.
Thank you for feedback!