Dontbug allows you to run PHP scripts forwards and backwards in the debugger. Practically speaking, you can step over/out backwards, step backwards, run backwards, run to cursor backwards, set breakpoints in the past and so forth (apart from the usual debugger capabilities when running forward).
Additionally, you don't need to learn to use a new IDE/User Interface and you can continue using PhpStorm, Netbeans, Eclipse PDT etc. debugging front ends.
Dontbug has been built using a combination of golang and C. If you're interested in delving into the internals of Dontbug please see:
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 18.9 ms ] threadDontbug allows you to run PHP scripts forwards and backwards in the debugger. Practically speaking, you can step over/out backwards, step backwards, run backwards, run to cursor backwards, set breakpoints in the past and so forth (apart from the usual debugger capabilities when running forward).
- Short Demo Video (1m35s) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DA76z77KtY0
- Longer Demo Video (9m04s) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggo9s3ug-k4
Additionally, you don't need to learn to use a new IDE/User Interface and you can continue using PhpStorm, Netbeans, Eclipse PDT etc. debugging front ends.
Dontbug has been built using a combination of golang and C. If you're interested in delving into the internals of Dontbug please see:
https://github.com/sidkshatriya/dontbug/wiki/How-the-Dontbug...
maybe this is in the longer video - haven't watched yet.
Can I reverse, then change a variable value, then step forward again?
Also, I'm presume this doesn't reverse the effect on streams/files when reversing (or am I wrong there?)