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hhvm/hphp/test/quick/debugger/break1.php.in
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Herman Venter 10f93d4828 Do not report start, end and psp breakpoints as unbound when connected to a sandbox.
break start/end/psp currently always report themselves as unbound. If the client is connected to a sanbox, these should instead be treated as bound. Also, break clear all currently removes breakpoints without running their destructors in the right order, which causes the break point counter to not reset to 1.
2013-07-15 17:35:31 -07:00

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run
break break1.php:7
break break1.php:77
break list
@ foo('test_break1')
variable
break start
break end
break psp
break list
break clear all
continue
break foo()
@ foo('test_break2')
variable
break clear all
continue
break cls::pubObj()
@ $break3=new cls()
@ $break3->pubObj('test_break3')
variable
break clear all
continue
break cls::pubCls()
@ cls::pubCls('test_break4')
variable
break clear all
continue
@ $break5=new cls()
@ $break5->pubHardBreak('test_break5')
continue
break clear all
break cls::nosuchMethod()
break list
break noSuchFunction()
break list
break clear all
break derived::pubObj()
break list
@ $break6 = new derived()
@ $break6->pubObj('test_break6')
continue
break clear all
b cls::pubObj() if $x == 'yes'
@ $break7 = new cls()
@ $break7->pubObj('yes');
break list
b 12 if $x == 'yes sir'
@ $this->pubObj('yes sir');
break list
break clear all
continue
break derived::callPubObj=>cls::pubObj()
break list
@ $break8 = new derived();
@ $break8->pubObj('no')
@ $break8->callPubObj('yes')
break clear all
continue
break derived::callCallPubObj=>derived::callPubObj=>cls::pubObj()
break list
@ $break9 = new derived();
@ $break9->callPubObj('no')
@ $break9->callCallPubObj('yes')
break clear all
continue
break derived::callCallPubObj=>cls::pubObj()
break list
@ $break10 = new derived();
@ $break10->callPubObj('no')
@ $break10->callCallPubObj('yes')
break clear all
continue
quit