Is it possible to see the methods of the extended Exception class Xdebug creates? I want to get at the HTML formatted stack trace.
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So after hacking at it, there's no method like Niels showed but there's a public property called $exception->xdebug_message that has the HTML formatted message. Don't forget to wrap it in a table tag if you are placing it in a HTML page.
echo '<table>'; echo $exception->xdebug_message; echo '</table>'; Comments
To get the fancy HTML outputted trace:
ob_start(); xdebug_print_function_stack(); $myFancyHTMLOutput = ob_get_clean(); Pass the option XDEBUG_STACK_NO_DESC to leave out the header.
However, Xdebug does not actually patch visible methods into Exception, as evidenced by printing get_class_methods($e) inside an exception handler:
array (size=9) 0 => string '__construct' (length=11) 1 => string 'getMessage' (length=10) 2 => string 'getCode' (length=7) 3 => string 'getFile' (length=7) 4 => string 'getLine' (length=7) 5 => string 'getTrace' (length=8) 6 => string 'getPrevious' (length=11) 7 => string 'getTraceAsString' (length=16) 8 => string '__toString' (length=10) You can of course always format it yourself from the array returned by getTrace, but that has nothing to do with Xdebug and is just built in functionality.
answered Jul 14, 2014 at 15:40
Niels Keurentjes
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Clutch
I was looking at that but that call doesn't give me the information from the exception. I'm capturing unhandled Exception and I want to get the stack at the time of the exception.
Koen.
Keep in mind that options for
xdebug_print_function_stack() are only available since Xdebug 2.3. (is that version even released?) xdebug.org/docs/stack_trace#xdebug_print_function_stack