Hello,
I debugging an app in PhpEd that I need to kill the session so that I can debug again.
Is there an Easy way of doing this ,Maybe in a command window so that I dont have to shut down Phped to clear the variables?
Thanks
Mike

Hey Mike,

What exactly do you mean? If you kill the debug session you are in with {stop}, the vars are cleared, then you can debug again.

I experience this problem:

Let's say I've got (2) files open......file1.php, file2.php

- I run the debugger in file1 a few times.

- I flip over to file2, go to the line at which I wish the debugger to stop, and [f4].

The debugger starts debugging file1 again. Man, this just 'bugs' the hell out of me! I have to [f9] in file2 before [f4] will work. Weird.

it looks like Mike needs to kill PHP SESSION. If you're debugging a complete php application, it probably contains [logout] button. It will drop the session.
If it does not, you may want to implement it first and call session_destroy() (see http://www.php.net/session and http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.session-destroy.php for further details). Alternatively, you can call this function from the immediate windows while you're stepping through the code.