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>> Why isn't this a separate project
>
> Creating a new project for a single PHP file doesn't make much sense.

I think it's a really interesting idea and it's very confusing having  
it buried in the php-java-bridge project.

Even just having a single-file "project" on GitHub would be preferable  
IMHO. This is a *really* cool idea which is getting lost in the  
complexity of PJB.

 From a marketing perspective it deserves its own "space."

>> What debug client do you use with it? PDT?
>
> Currently PDT.

Ok...

> With the new JavaBridge.war you can debug your PHP scripts
> directly from your browser (Firefox or Google Chrome), provided that
> JavaScript is enabled.

Now you've got me confused again. What does the war file have to do  
with debugging php in the browser if the debugger is a single php file?

I hope that you don't feel I am being harsh or antagonistic. I have  
the utmost respect for your technical achievements (PJB is awesome and  
this debugger thing seems very promising) but as hard as I try to  
understand what's going on with these projects I find myself very  
confused about them -- what they do, how they work, how they're  
related to other projects. I think maybe that there are a lot of  
assumptions in your head that aren't in mine (esp since I am *not*  
coming from a Java background). But typically I am not a guy that gets  
easily confused... in any case I think most of your "users" are coming  
from a php background as well instead of java.

Alan

Hi Alan,

> Why isn't this a separate project

Creating a new project for a single PHP file doesn't make much sense.

> What debug client do you use with it? PDT?

Currently PDT. With the new JavaBridge.war you can debug your PHP scripts
directly from your browser (Firefox or Google Chrome), provided that
JavaScript is enabled.

Regards,
Jost Bökemeier

On 28 Oct 2009 19:23, <php...@li...> wrote:

Interesting. Clearly an all-php version to enable debugging is quite
useful.

Two follow-up questions:
1. Why isn't this a separate project from php-java-bridge?
2. What debug client do you use with it? PDT?

My interest is that I'm looking for a debugger/client that has a
working interactive console while step-debugging.

Alan

On Oct 28, 2009, at 1:02 PM, php-java-bridge-

us...@li... wrote: > Hi Alan, > > all PHP debuggers (except
"gubed", which has been...