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Is there any setting in PHPEd that changes behavior when hitting an exception?

Right now, when it hits one, it reloads the page, and keeps going without any feedback.

Confused

I'm using PHP 5.0.4 and PHPEd 3.3.3
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Please submit a short example in php that will replicate the problem.
TIA.
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Using: PHP 5, PhpED 4.6, Prado 3.3.
The fun starts when I set the breakpoint at any point of the project.
Debugger stops and when I try to step to the next statement it simply
jumps to the end of index.php (the starter). It shows the debug
trace which is always the same:

Code:

#0 C:\PROJECTS\*********\Workspace\********\framework\pradolite.php(3358): TComponent->__get('_rf')
#1 dbg_eval()(1): TControl->__get('_rf')
***********************************************************
#13 {main}


The deal is the debugger runs it's function dbg_eval that seems to be an extension of PHP.
It's presumably used to retrieve breakpoint environment information. For some reason php ed
always attempts to automatically retrieve this '_rf' variable of $this.

Inside of this dbg_eval call all breakpoints are useless. However, exceptions work pefectly...

Any workaround? Maybe, debugger settings?


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Solved: Variable $this->_rf was in the watch list. However, exception inside of dbg_eval is still an issue.
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If you put a statement like $this->someproperty and this someproperty works through setters/getters, the getters will be called. If they raise an exception, it may cause further problems like what you experienced.
dbg_eval is not used for breakpoints, it only evaluates whatever you have in the Watches window and does so each time you perform stepXXX in the debugger.
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Thank you, Dmitry.

It's all clear now.
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