Console Output!

Posted February 20th, 2007 by mamber

Console Output for Script Results without web server

When this most needed feature for development would be realized?
I'm asked about it long time ago and currently no real actions within this direction :(

When developing and/or debuging php scripts this is the MOST WANTED FEATURE first of all!!! All other features is just a nice bonus tools.

Please do it within curren planning version.

Thanks!

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Comments

    Please explain what it is..

    On February 20th, 2007 Thomaschaaf said:

    Please explain what it is.. and why it is wanted..

    Thanks
    Thomas Schaaf

    2.3.1 major release features will be remote projects and a pretty much redone debugging so I bet if it is useful it will find its place in the new Version but please don't be disappointed if it will be released in 2.3.2 2.4...

    Not every script gets run in the browser

    On August 14th, 2007 MrSmiley said:

    I guess the subject says it all. Console output is needed because not every script you create is used in the browser. For example, let's say you are creating a class library and you want to test it with unit tests, or its a middleware library, then you want to be able to run it and test it without the overhead of the browser.

    Console output simply redirects the output and captures it as if it were run on the command line rather than within a browser.

    VS apps have the ability to do this for say C++/C# apps, as there is an Output window pane at the bottom of VS to capture this info.

    Currently output is being sent to both the browser and the Output window, but you cant specify that it shouldn't load the browser as well. It would be nice if you could configure it as a command line application rather than assuming its a browser based script.

    Point taken.

    On August 15th, 2007 webmaster said:

    Point taken.

    I guess that would be an

    On August 30th, 2007 Thomaschaaf said:

    I guess that would be an interessting feature