Sometimes things like this happen:
#0 /some/path(1): Class_Name->exception_trigger()
#1 /some/other/path(5): get_to('/some/long/path/tha...')
How to I get to see the full arguments for everything?
Thanks
Sometimes things like this happen:
#0 /some/path(1): Class_Name->exception_trigger()
#1 /some/other/path(5): get_to('/some/long/path/tha...')
How to I get to see the full arguments for everything?
Thanks
You'll have to replace the uncaught exception handler. Example:
function exception_handler($exception) {
$i = 0;
foreach ($exception->getTrace() as $frame) {
echo sprintf("#%d %s(%d): %s(%s)\n",
$i++, $frame["file"], $frame["line"],
$frame["function"],
implode(", ", array_map(
function ($e) { return var_export($e, true); }, $frame["args"])));
}
}
set_exception_handler('exception_handler');
Now you'll get something like:
#0 /home/glopes/a.php(21): a('loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong argument') #1 /home/glopes/a.php(24): b()
If you're using xdebug you can specify the length and number of variables it spits out.