Saturday, June 7. 2008Firefox, VIM, Xdebug: Jumping to the error line.
The yet unreleased 2.1 version of XDebug has a nice new feature. The setting
xdebug.file_link_format allows you, to provide a printf like format for a link under the filename of an error message:  So here comes a quick walkthrough on how to open the file from the error message in (G)VIM: First we need to tell the browser, in my case firefox, that the link is no web link, but should be threaten special. We do this with the introduction of the new protocol "vim://".
Put this setting in your PHP configuration: CODE: xdebug.file_link_format=vim://%f@%l Now instruct firefox which program handles the protocol. Therefor you need to open the about:config page and add two settings: CODE: network.protocol-handler.external.vim boolean true
network.protocol-handler.app.vim string ~/bin/ff_xdebug_gvim The ff_xdebug_gvim file is a script that parses the link and calls gvim with the appropriate parameters: CODE: #!/usr/bin/env php5
<?php
// cut the vim:// prefix from the input.
$input = substr( $argv[1], 6 );
// split the filename from the line number, separted by '@'
// filenames could come in urlencoded
$delimiterpos = strrpos( $input, '@' );
$file = urldecode( substr( $input, 0, $delimiterpos ) );
$line = ( string )( int )substr( $input, $delimiterpos - strlen( $input ) + 1 );
// --remote-silent opens an already running gvim session or creates a new one. Replace gvim with
// vim if you like!
system( 'gvim --remote-silent +'.escapeshellarg( $line ).' '.escapeshellarg( $file ) ); That's it. Thanks for your patience. And as usually: Restart your webserver and chmod +x the script. Trackbacks
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