diff --git a/krumo/INSTALL b/krumo/INSTALL index e6117c8..5aa3d6e 100755 --- a/krumo/INSTALL +++ b/krumo/INSTALL @@ -1,32 +1,32 @@ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - SETUP: How to install Krumo ? - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -In order to use Krumo you have to put it on your (development) server, and -include it in your script. You can put it somewhere in the INCLUDE_PATH, or -specify the full path to the "class.krumo.php" file. - -You have to modify the "krumo.ini" file too. It is the configuration file for -Krumo. The first option is choosing a skin: - - [skin] - selected = "orange" - -The value for this setting has to be the name of one of the sub-folders from the -"Krumo/skins/" folder. If the value provided for the skin results in not finding -the skin, the `default` skin will be used instead. - -The second option is used to set the correct web path to the folder where Krumo -is installed. This is used in order to make the images from Krumo's CSS skins -web-accessible. - - [css] - url = "http://www.example.com/Krumo/" - -So far those two are the only configuration options. - -All the CSS files ("skin.css") from the "Krumo/skins/" sub-folders must have the -proper permissions in order to be readable from Krumo. Same applies for -"krumo.ini" and "krumo.js" files. \ No newline at end of file +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + + SETUP: How to install Krumo ? + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +In order to use Krumo you have to put it on your (development) server, and +include it in your script. You can put it somewhere in the INCLUDE_PATH, or +specify the full path to the "class.krumo.php" file. + +You have to modify the "krumo.ini" file too. It is the configuration file for +Krumo. The first option is choosing a skin: + + [skin] + selected = "orange" + +The value for this setting has to be the name of one of the sub-folders from the +"Krumo/skins/" folder. If the value provided for the skin results in not finding +the skin, the `default` skin will be used instead. + +The second option is used to set the correct web path to the folder where Krumo +is installed. This is used in order to make the images from Krumo's CSS skins +web-accessible. + + [css] + url = "http://www.example.com/Krumo/" + +So far those two are the only configuration options. + +All the CSS files ("skin.css") from the "Krumo/skins/" sub-folders must have the +proper permissions in order to be readable from Krumo. Same applies for +"krumo.ini" and "krumo.js" files. diff --git a/krumo/LICENSE b/krumo/LICENSE index 03851a3..8e02817 100755 --- a/krumo/LICENSE +++ b/krumo/LICENSE @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ - GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - Version 2.1, February 1999 + GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE + Version 2.1, February 1999 Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ as the successor of the GNU Library Public License, version 2, hence the version number 2.1.] - Preamble + Preamble The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it. By contrast, the GNU General Public @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ modification follow. Pay close attention to the difference between a former contains code derived from the library, whereas the latter must be combined with the library in order to run. - GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE + GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION 0. This License Agreement applies to any software library or other @@ -432,7 +432,7 @@ decision will be guided by the two goals of preserving the free status of all derivatives of our free software and of promoting the sharing and reuse of software generally. - NO WARRANTY + NO WARRANTY 15. BECAUSE THE LIBRARY IS LICENSED FREE OF CHARGE, THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE LIBRARY, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. @@ -455,7 +455,7 @@ FAILURE OF THE LIBRARY TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER SOFTWARE), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. - END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS + END OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries diff --git a/krumo/TODO b/krumo/TODO index d1de49f..1c2a12a 100755 --- a/krumo/TODO +++ b/krumo/TODO @@ -1,24 +1,24 @@ -****************************************************************************** - - Krumo: TODO - -****************************************************************************** - -BUGS ----------------- - - watch the SourceForge.net Bug Tracker - -Features: PHP ----------------- - - Try to detect anonymous (lambda) functions - - Try to detect whether an array is indexed or associated - - Add var_export support for arrays and objects - - Add JSON support for arrays and objects - -Features: GUI ----------------- - - Nicer and friendlier skin(s) - - Add top-level links for collapsing and expanding the whole tree - - Add object & array -level links for collapsing and expanding all the - nested nodes - - Print all parent classes for the rendered objects \ No newline at end of file +****************************************************************************** + + Krumo: TODO + +****************************************************************************** + +BUGS +---------------- + - watch the SourceForge.net Bug Tracker + +Features: PHP +---------------- + - Try to detect anonymous (lambda) functions + - Try to detect whether an array is indexed or associated + - Add var_export support for arrays and objects + - Add JSON support for arrays and objects + +Features: GUI +---------------- + - Nicer and friendlier skin(s) + - Add top-level links for collapsing and expanding the whole tree + - Add object & array -level links for collapsing and expanding all the + nested nodes + - Print all parent classes for the rendered objects diff --git a/krumo/VERSION b/krumo/VERSION index 8d94012..6b42f6b 100755 --- a/krumo/VERSION +++ b/krumo/VERSION @@ -1 +1 @@ -0.2.1a \ No newline at end of file +0.2.1a diff --git a/krumo/docs/Krumo/_class.krumo.php.html b/krumo/docs/Krumo/_class.krumo.php.html index 6b3fcf4..8751fef 100644 --- a/krumo/docs/Krumo/_class.krumo.php.html +++ b/krumo/docs/Krumo/_class.krumo.php.html @@ -1,267 +1,306 @@ - - - -
- -Krumo: Structured information display solution
-Krumo is a debugging tool (PHP5 only), which displays structured information about any PHP variable. It is a nice replacement for print_r() or var_dump() which are used by a lot of PHP developers.
- - -Class | -Description | -
---|---|
- - krumo - | -- Krumo API - | -
backward compatibility: the DIR_SEP constant isn't used anymore
- - -Set the KRUMO_DIR constant up with the absolute path to Krumo files. If it is not defined, include_path will be used. Set KRUMO_DIR only if any other module or application has not already set it up.
- - -This constant sets the maximum strings of strings that will be shown as they are. Longer strings will be truncated with this length, and their `full form` will be shown in a child node.
- - -backward compatibility: the PATH_SEPARATOR constant is availble since 4.3.0RC2
- - -Alias of krumo::dump()
- -- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:24 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
-Krumo: Structured information display + solution
+ ++ +
Krumo is a debugging tool (PHP5 only), which displays structured + information about any PHP variable. It is a nice replacement for + print_r() or var_dump() which are used by a lot of PHP + developers.
+ + +Class | +Description | +
---|---|
+ + krumo + | ++ Krumo API + | +
backward compatibility: the DIR_SEP + constant isn't used anymore
+ + +Set the KRUMO_DIR constant up with the + absolute path to Krumo files. If it is not defined, include_path will + be used. Set KRUMO_DIR only if any other module or application has not + already set it up.
+ + +This constant sets the maximum strings of + strings that will be shown as they are. Longer strings will be + truncated with this length, and their `full form` will be shown in a + child node.
+ + +backward compatibility: the PATH_SEPARATOR + constant is availble since 4.3.0RC2
+ + +Alias of krumo::dump()
+ ++ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:24 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+Krumo API
-This class stores the Krumo API for rendering and displaying the structured information it is reporting
-- Located in /class.krumo.php (line 61) -
- - - - -Prints a debug backtrace
- - -Prints a list of all currently declared classes.
- - -Prints a list of all your configuration settings.
- - -Prints a list of all the values from the $_COOKIE array.
- - -Prints a list of all currently declared constants.
- - -Disable Krumo
- - -Dump information about a variable
- - -Enable Krumo
- - -Prints a list of all the values from the $_ENV array.
- - -Prints a list of all currently loaded PHP extensions.
- - -Prints a list of all currently declared functions.
- - -Prints a list of all the values from the $_GET array.
- - -Prints a list of all HTTP request headers.
- - -Prints a list of all currently included (or required) files.
- - -Prints a list of all the values from an INI file.
- - -Prints a list of all currently declared interfaces (PHP5 only).
- - -Prints a list of the specified directories under your include_path option.
- - -Prints a list of the configuration settings read from php.ini
- - -Prints a list of all the values from the $_POST array.
- - -Prints a list of all the values from the $_REQUEST array.
- - -Prints a list of all the values from the $_SERVER array.
- - -Prints a list of all the values from the $_SESSION array.
- - -Return Krumo version
- - -- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:24 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
-Krumo API
+ ++ +
This class stores the Krumo API for rendering and displaying the + structured information it is reporting
++ Located in /class.krumo.php + (line 61) +
+ + + + +Prints a debug backtrace
+ + +Prints a list of all currently declared + classes.
+ + +Prints a list of all your configuration + settings.
+ + +Prints a list of all the values from the + $_COOKIE array.
+ + +Prints a list of all currently declared + constants.
+ + +Disable Krumo
+ + +Dump information about a variable
+ + +Enable Krumo
+ + +Prints a list of all the values from the + $_ENV array.
+ + +Prints a list of all currently loaded PHP + extensions.
+ + +Prints a list of all currently declared + functions.
+ + +Prints a list of all the values from the + $_GET array.
+ + +Prints a list of all HTTP request + headers.
+ + +Prints a list of all currently included (or + required) files.
+ + +Prints a list of all the values from an INI + file.
+ + +Prints a list of all currently declared + interfaces (PHP5 only).
+ + +Prints a list of the specified directories + under your include_path option.
+ + +Prints a list of the configuration settings + read from php.ini
+ + +Prints a list of all the values from the + $_POST array.
+ + +Prints a list of all the values from the + $_REQUEST array.
+ + +Prints a list of all the values from the + $_SERVER array.
+ + +Prints a list of all the values from the + $_SESSION array.
+ + +Return Krumo version
+ + ++ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:24 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:24 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
- - \ No newline at end of file ++ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:24 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+ + diff --git a/krumo/docs/elementindex.html b/krumo/docs/elementindex.html index bc89b7a..1fd873b 100755 --- a/krumo/docs/elementindex.html +++ b/krumo/docs/elementindex.html @@ -1,392 +1,529 @@ - - - - - -- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:25 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
- - \ No newline at end of file + + + + + ++ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:25 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+ + diff --git a/krumo/docs/index.html b/krumo/docs/index.html index 8276a70..d3325e7 100755 --- a/krumo/docs/index.html +++ b/krumo/docs/index.html @@ -1,24 +1,27 @@ - - - - - -This document is designed to be viewed using the frames feature. + If you see this message, you are using a non-frame-capable web client.
+- Generated by - phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
- - \ No newline at end of file + + + + + ++ Generated by + phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+ + diff --git a/krumo/docs/media/lib/classTree.js b/krumo/docs/media/lib/classTree.js index 5989426..0cbf628 100755 --- a/krumo/docs/media/lib/classTree.js +++ b/krumo/docs/media/lib/classTree.js @@ -1,454 +1,454 @@ -/*----------------------------------------\ -| Cross Browser Tree Widget 1.1 | -|-----------------------------------------| -| Created by Emil A. Eklund (eae@eae.net) | -| For WebFX (http://webfx.eae.net/) | -|-----------------------------------------| -| This script is provided as is without | -| any warranty whatsoever. It may be used | -| free of charge for non commerical sites | -| For commerical use contact the author | -| of this script for further details. | -|-----------------------------------------| -| Created 2000-12-11 | Updated 2001-09-06 | -\----------------------------------------*/ - -var webFXTreeConfig = { - rootIcon : 'media/images/empty.png', - openRootIcon : 'media/images/empty.png', - folderIcon : 'media/images/empty.png', - openFolderIcon : 'media/images/empty.png', - fileIcon : 'media/images/empty.png', - iIcon : 'media/images/I.png', - lIcon : 'media/images/L.png', - lMinusIcon : 'media/images/Lminus.png', - lPlusIcon : 'media/images/Lplus.png', - tIcon : 'media/images/T.png', - tMinusIcon : 'media/images/Tminus.png', - tPlusIcon : 'media/images/Tplus.png', - blankIcon : 'media/images/blank.png', - defaultText : 'Tree Item', - defaultAction : 'javascript:void(0);', - defaultTarget : 'right', - defaultBehavior : 'classic' -}; - -var webFXTreeHandler = { - idCounter : 0, - idPrefix : "webfx-tree-object-", - all : {}, - behavior : null, - selected : null, - getId : function() { return this.idPrefix + this.idCounter++; }, - toggle : function (oItem) { this.all[oItem.id.replace('-plus','')].toggle(); }, - select : function (oItem) { this.all[oItem.id.replace('-icon','')].select(); }, - focus : function (oItem) { this.all[oItem.id.replace('-anchor','')].focus(); }, - blur : function (oItem) { this.all[oItem.id.replace('-anchor','')].blur(); }, - keydown : function (oItem) { return this.all[oItem.id].keydown(window.event.keyCode); }, - cookies : new WebFXCookie() -}; - -/* - * WebFXCookie class - */ - -function WebFXCookie() { - if (document.cookie.length) { this.cookies = ' ' + document.cookie; } -} - -WebFXCookie.prototype.setCookie = function (key, value) { - document.cookie = key + "=" + escape(value); -} - -WebFXCookie.prototype.getCookie = function (key) { - if (this.cookies) { - var start = this.cookies.indexOf(' ' + key + '='); - if (start == -1) { return null; } - var end = this.cookies.indexOf(";", start); - if (end == -1) { end = this.cookies.length; } - end -= start; - var cookie = this.cookies.substr(start,end); - return unescape(cookie.substr(cookie.indexOf('=') + 1, cookie.length - cookie.indexOf('=') + 1)); - } - else { return null; } -} - -/* - * WebFXTreeAbstractNode class - */ - -function WebFXTreeAbstractNode(sText, sAction, sTarget) { - this.childNodes = []; - this.id = webFXTreeHandler.getId(); - this.text = sText || webFXTreeConfig.defaultText; - this.action = sAction || webFXTreeConfig.defaultAction; - this.targetWindow = sTarget || webFXTreeConfig.defaultTarget; - this._last = false; - webFXTreeHandler.all[this.id] = this; -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.add = function (node) { - node.parentNode = this; - this.childNodes[this.childNodes.length] = node; - var root = this; - if (this.childNodes.length >=2) { - this.childNodes[this.childNodes.length -2]._last = false; - } - while (root.parentNode) { root = root.parentNode; } - if (root.rendered) { - if (this.childNodes.length >= 2) { - document.getElementById(this.childNodes[this.childNodes.length -2].id + '-plus').src = ((this.childNodes[this.childNodes.length -2].folder)?webFXTreeConfig.tMinusIcon:webFXTreeConfig.tIcon); - if (this.childNodes[this.childNodes.length -2].folder) { - this.childNodes[this.childNodes.length -2].plusIcon = webFXTreeConfig.tPlusIcon; - this.childNodes[this.childNodes.length -2].minusIcon = webFXTreeConfig.tMinusIcon; - } - this.childNodes[this.childNodes.length -2]._last = false; - } - this._last = true; - var foo = this; - while (foo.parentNode) { - for (var i = 0; i < foo.parentNode.childNodes.length; i++) { - if (foo.id == foo.parentNode.childNodes[i].id) { break; } - } - if (++i == foo.parentNode.childNodes.length) { foo.parentNode._last = true; } - else { foo.parentNode._last = false; } - foo = foo.parentNode; - } - document.getElementById(this.id + '-cont').insertAdjacentHTML("beforeEnd", node.toString()); - if ((!this.folder) && (!this.openIcon)) { - this.icon = webFXTreeConfig.folderIcon; - this.openIcon = webFXTreeConfig.openFolderIcon; - } - this.folder = true; - this.indent(); - this.expand(); - } - return node; -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.toggle = function() { - if (this.folder) { - if (this.open) { this.collapse(); } - else { this.expand(); } - } -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.select = function() { - document.getElementById(this.id + '-anchor').focus(); -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.focus = function() { - webFXTreeHandler.selected = this; - if ((this.openIcon) && (webFXTreeHandler.behavior != 'classic')) { document.getElementById(this.id + '-icon').src = this.openIcon; } - document.getElementById(this.id + '-anchor').style.backgroundColor = 'highlight'; - document.getElementById(this.id + '-anchor').style.color = 'highlighttext'; - document.getElementById(this.id + '-anchor').focus(); -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.blur = function() { - if ((this.openIcon) && (webFXTreeHandler.behavior != 'classic')) { document.getElementById(this.id + '-icon').src = this.icon; } - document.getElementById(this.id + '-anchor').style.backgroundColor = 'transparent'; - document.getElementById(this.id + '-anchor').style.color = 'menutext'; -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.doExpand = function() { - if (webFXTreeHandler.behavior == 'classic') { document.getElementById(this.id + '-icon').src = this.openIcon; } - if (this.childNodes.length) { document.getElementById(this.id + '-cont').style.display = 'block'; } - this.open = true; - webFXTreeHandler.cookies.setCookie(this.id.substr(18,this.id.length - 18), '1'); -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.doCollapse = function() { - if (webFXTreeHandler.behavior == 'classic') { document.getElementById(this.id + '-icon').src = this.icon; } - if (this.childNodes.length) { document.getElementById(this.id + '-cont').style.display = 'none'; } - this.open = false; - webFXTreeHandler.cookies.setCookie(this.id.substr(18,this.id.length - 18), '0'); -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.expandAll = function() { - this.expandChildren(); - if ((this.folder) && (!this.open)) { this.expand(); } -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.expandChildren = function() { - for (var i = 0; i < this.childNodes.length; i++) { - this.childNodes[i].expandAll(); -} } - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.collapseAll = function() { - if ((this.folder) && (this.open)) { this.collapse(); } - this.collapseChildren(); -} - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.collapseChildren = function() { - for (var i = 0; i < this.childNodes.length; i++) { - this.childNodes[i].collapseAll(); -} } - -WebFXTreeAbstractNode.prototype.indent = function(lvl, del, last, level) { - /* - * Since we only want to modify items one level below ourself, - * and since the rightmost indentation position is occupied by - * the plus icon we set this to -2 - */ - if (lvl == null) { lvl = -2; } - var state = 0; - for (var i = this.childNodes.length - 1; i >= 0 ; i--) { - state = this.childNodes[i].indent(lvl + 1, del, last, level); - if (state) { return; } - } - if (del) { - if (level >= this._level) { - if (this.folder) { - document.getElementById(this.id + '-plus').src = (this.open)?webFXTreeConfig.lMinusIcon:webFXTreeConfig.lPlusIcon; - this.plusIcon = webFXTreeConfig.lPlusIcon; - this.minusIcon = webFXTreeConfig.lMinusIcon; - } - else { document.getElementById(this.id + '-plus').src = webFXTreeConfig.lIcon; } - return 1; - } - } - var foo = document.getElementById(this.id + '-indent-' + lvl); - if (foo) { - if ((del) && (last)) { foo._last = true; } - if (foo._last) { foo.src = webFXTreeConfig.blankIcon; } - else { foo.src = webFXTreeConfig.iIcon; } - } - return 0; -} - -/* - * WebFXTree class - */ - -function WebFXTree(sText, sAction, sBehavior, sIcon, sOpenIcon) { - this.base = WebFXTreeAbstractNode; - this.base(sText, sAction); - this.icon = sIcon || webFXTreeConfig.rootIcon; - this.openIcon = sOpenIcon || webFXTreeConfig.openRootIcon; - /* Defaults to open */ - this.open = (webFXTreeHandler.cookies.getCookie(this.id.substr(18,this.id.length - 18)) == '0')?false:true; - this.folder = true; - this.rendered = false; - if (!webFXTreeHandler.behavior) { webFXTreeHandler.behavior = sBehavior || webFXTreeConfig.defaultBehavior; } - this.targetWindow = 'right'; -} - -WebFXTree.prototype = new WebFXTreeAbstractNode; - -WebFXTree.prototype.setBehavior = function (sBehavior) { - webFXTreeHandler.behavior = sBehavior; -}; - -WebFXTree.prototype.getBehavior = function (sBehavior) { - return webFXTreeHandler.behavior; -}; - -WebFXTree.prototype.getSelected = function() { - if (webFXTreeHandler.selected) { return webFXTreeHandler.selected; } - else { return null; } -} - -WebFXTree.prototype.remove = function() { } - -WebFXTree.prototype.expand = function() { - this.doExpand(); -} - -WebFXTree.prototype.collapse = function() { - this.focus(); - this.doCollapse(); -} - -WebFXTree.prototype.getFirst = function() { - return null; -} - -WebFXTree.prototype.getLast = function() { - return null; -} - -WebFXTree.prototype.getNextSibling = function() { - return null; -} - -WebFXTree.prototype.getPreviousSibling = function() { - return null; -} - -WebFXTree.prototype.keydown = function(key) { - if (key == 39) { this.expand(); return false; } - if (key == 37) { this.collapse(); return false; } - if ((key == 40) && (this.open)) { this.childNodes[0].select(); return false; } - return true; -} - -WebFXTree.prototype.toString = function() { - var str = "------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - SETUP: How to install Krumo ? - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -In order to use Krumo you have to put it on your (development) server, and -include it in your script. You can put it somewhere in the INCLUDE_PATH, or -specify the full path to the "class.krumo.php" file. - -You have to modify the "krumo.ini" file too. It is the configuration file for -Krumo. The first option is choosing a skin: - - [skin] - selected = "orange" - -The value for this setting has to be the name of one of the sub-folders from the -"Krumo/skins/" folder. If the value provided for the skin results in not finding -the skin, the `default` skin will be used instead. - -The second option is used to set the correct web path to the folder where Krumo -is installed. This is used in order to make the images from Krumo's CSS skins -web-accessible. - - [css] - url = "http://www.example.com/Krumo/" - -So far those two are the only configuration options. - -All the CSS files ("skin.css") from the "Krumo/skins/" sub-folders must have the -proper permissions in order to be readable from Krumo. Same applies for -"krumo.ini" and "krumo.js" files. --
- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:22 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
- - \ No newline at end of file + + + + + ++------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + + SETUP: How to install Krumo ? + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ + +In order to use Krumo you have to put it on your (development) server, and +include it in your script. You can put it somewhere in the INCLUDE_PATH, or +specify the full path to the "class.krumo.php" file. + +You have to modify the "krumo.ini" file too. It is the configuration file for +Krumo. The first option is choosing a skin: + + [skin] + selected = "orange" + +The value for this setting has to be the name of one of the sub-folders from the +"Krumo/skins/" folder. If the value provided for the skin results in not finding +the skin, the `default` skin will be used instead. + +The second option is used to set the correct web path to the folder where Krumo +is installed. This is used in order to make the images from Krumo's CSS skins +web-accessible. + + [css] + url = "http://www.example.com/Krumo/" + +So far those two are the only configuration options. + +All the CSS files ("skin.css") from the "Krumo/skins/" sub-folders must have the +proper permissions in order to be readable from Krumo. Same applies for +"krumo.ini" and "krumo.js" files. ++
+ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:22 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+ + diff --git a/krumo/docs/ric_LICENSE.html b/krumo/docs/ric_LICENSE.html index aa2cad1..28722c1 100755 --- a/krumo/docs/ric_LICENSE.html +++ b/krumo/docs/ric_LICENSE.html @@ -1,522 +1,525 @@ - - - - - -- GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - Version 2.1, February 1999 - - Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. - 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA - Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies - of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. - -[This is the first released version of the Lesser GPL. It also counts - as the successor of the GNU Library Public License, version 2, hence - the version number 2.1.] - - Preamble - - The licenses for most software are designed to take away your -freedom to share and change it. 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+ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:23 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+ + diff --git a/krumo/docs/ric_README.html b/krumo/docs/ric_README.html index 02a45c8..f350f76 100755 --- a/krumo/docs/ric_README.html +++ b/krumo/docs/ric_README.html @@ -1,121 +1,124 @@ - - - - - --============================================================================= - - Krumo - version 0.2.1a - -============================================================================= - -You probably got this package from... -http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/krumo/ - -If there is no licence agreement with this package please download -a version from the location above. You must read and accept that -licence to use this software. The file is titled simply LICENSE. - -OVERVIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -To put it simply, Krumo is a replacement for print_r() and var_dump(). By -definition Krumo is a debugging tool (for PHP5), which displays structured -information about any PHP variable. - -A lot of developers use print_r() and var_dump() in the means of debugging -tools. Although they were intended to present human readble information about a -variable, we can all agree that in general they are not. Krumo is an -alternative: it does the same job, but it presents the information beautified -using CSS and DHTML. - -EXAMPLES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Here's a basic example, which will return a report on the array variable passed -as argument to it: - - krumo(array('a1'=> 'A1', 3, 'red')); - -You can dump simultaneously more then one variable - here's another example: - - krumo($_SERVER, $_REQUEST); - -You probably saw from the examples above that some of the nodes are expandable, -so if you want to inspect the nested information, click on them and they will -expand; if you do not need that information shown simply click again on it to -collapse it. Here's an example to test this: - - $x1->x2->x3->x4->x5->x6->x7->x8->x9 = 'X10'; - krumo($x1); - -The krumo() is the only standalone function from the package, and this is -because basic dumps about variables (like print_r() or var_dump()) are the most -common tasks such functionality is used for. The rest of the functionality can -be called using static calls to the Krumo class. Here are several more examples: - - // print a debug backgrace - krumo::backtrace(); - - // print all the included(or required) files - krumo::includes(); - - // print all the included functions - krumo::functions(); - - // print all the declared classes - krumo::classes(); - - // print all the defined constants - krumo::defines(); - - ... and so on, etc. - -A full PHPDocumenter API documentation exists both in this package and at the -project's website. - -INSTALL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Read the INSTALL file. - -DOCUMENTATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -As I said, a full PHPDocumenter API documentation can be found both in this -package and at the project's website. - -SKINS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -There are several skins pre-installed with this package, but if you wish you can -create skins of your own. The skins are simply CSS files that are prepended to -the result that Krumo prints. If you want to use images in your CSS (for -background, list-style, etc), you have to put "%URL%" in front of the image URL -in order hook it up to the skin folder and make the image web-accessible. - -Here's an example: - - ul.krumo-first {background: url(%url%bg.gif);} - -TODO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -You can find the list of stuff that is going to be added to this project in the -TODO file from this very package. - -CONTRIBUTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -If you download and use and possibly even extend this tool, please let us know. -Any feedback, even bad, is always welcome and your suggestions are going to be -considered for our next release. Please use our SourceForge page for that: - - http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/krumo/ - --
- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:23 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
- - \ No newline at end of file + + + + + ++============================================================================= + + Krumo + version 0.2.1a + +============================================================================= + +You probably got this package from... +http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/krumo/ + +If there is no licence agreement with this package please download +a version from the location above. You must read and accept that +licence to use this software. The file is titled simply LICENSE. + +OVERVIEW +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +To put it simply, Krumo is a replacement for print_r() and var_dump(). By +definition Krumo is a debugging tool (for PHP5), which displays structured +information about any PHP variable. + +A lot of developers use print_r() and var_dump() in the means of debugging +tools. Although they were intended to present human readble information about a +variable, we can all agree that in general they are not. Krumo is an +alternative: it does the same job, but it presents the information beautified +using CSS and DHTML. + +EXAMPLES +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +Here's a basic example, which will return a report on the array variable passed +as argument to it: + + krumo(array('a1'=> 'A1', 3, 'red')); + +You can dump simultaneously more then one variable - here's another example: + + krumo($_SERVER, $_REQUEST); + +You probably saw from the examples above that some of the nodes are expandable, +so if you want to inspect the nested information, click on them and they will +expand; if you do not need that information shown simply click again on it to +collapse it. Here's an example to test this: + + $x1->x2->x3->x4->x5->x6->x7->x8->x9 = 'X10'; + krumo($x1); + +The krumo() is the only standalone function from the package, and this is +because basic dumps about variables (like print_r() or var_dump()) are the most +common tasks such functionality is used for. The rest of the functionality can +be called using static calls to the Krumo class. Here are several more examples: + + // print a debug backgrace + krumo::backtrace(); + + // print all the included(or required) files + krumo::includes(); + + // print all the included functions + krumo::functions(); + + // print all the declared classes + krumo::classes(); + + // print all the defined constants + krumo::defines(); + + ... and so on, etc. + +A full PHPDocumenter API documentation exists both in this package and at the +project's website. + +INSTALL +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +Read the INSTALL file. + +DOCUMENTATION +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +As I said, a full PHPDocumenter API documentation can be found both in this +package and at the project's website. + +SKINS +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +There are several skins pre-installed with this package, but if you wish you can +create skins of your own. The skins are simply CSS files that are prepended to +the result that Krumo prints. If you want to use images in your CSS (for +background, list-style, etc), you have to put "%URL%" in front of the image URL +in order hook it up to the skin folder and make the image web-accessible. + +Here's an example: + + ul.krumo-first {background: url(%url%bg.gif);} + +TODO +------------------------------------------------------------------------------ +You can find the list of stuff that is going to be added to this project in the +TODO file from this very package. + +CONTRIBUTION +----------------------------------------------------------------------------- +If you download and use and possibly even extend this tool, please let us know. +Any feedback, even bad, is always welcome and your suggestions are going to be +considered for our next release. Please use our SourceForge page for that: + + http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/krumo/ + ++
+ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:23 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+ + diff --git a/krumo/docs/ric_TODO.html b/krumo/docs/ric_TODO.html index 82b751e..ceedabe 100755 --- a/krumo/docs/ric_TODO.html +++ b/krumo/docs/ric_TODO.html @@ -1,41 +1,44 @@ - - - - - --****************************************************************************** - - Krumo: TODO - -****************************************************************************** - -BUGS ----------------- - - watch the SourceForge.net Bug Tracker - -Features: PHP ----------------- - - Try to detect anonymous (lambda) functions - - Try to detect whether an array is indexed or associated - - Add var_export support for arrays and objects - - Add JSON support for arrays and objects - -Features: GUI ----------------- - - Nicer and friendlier skin(s) - - Add top-level links for collapsing and expanding the whole tree - - Add object & array -level links for collapsing and expanding all the - nested nodes - - Print all parent classes for the rendered objects --
- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:23 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
- - \ No newline at end of file + + + + + ++****************************************************************************** + + Krumo: TODO + +****************************************************************************** + +BUGS +---------------- + - watch the SourceForge.net Bug Tracker + +Features: PHP +---------------- + - Try to detect anonymous (lambda) functions + - Try to detect whether an array is indexed or associated + - Add var_export support for arrays and objects + - Add JSON support for arrays and objects + +Features: GUI +---------------- + - Nicer and friendlier skin(s) + - Add top-level links for collapsing and expanding the whole tree + - Add object & array -level links for collapsing and expanding all the + nested nodes + - Print all parent classes for the rendered objects ++
+ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:23 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+ + diff --git a/krumo/docs/ric_VERSION.html b/krumo/docs/ric_VERSION.html index 4590404..581042b 100755 --- a/krumo/docs/ric_VERSION.html +++ b/krumo/docs/ric_VERSION.html @@ -1,18 +1,21 @@ - - - - - --0.2.1a --
- Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:23 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 -
- - \ No newline at end of file + + + + + ++0.2.1a ++
+ Documentation generated on Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:43:23 +0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.0a2 +
+ + diff --git a/krumo/krumo.ini b/krumo/krumo.ini index 3e20dd9..f96c7d7 100755 --- a/krumo/krumo.ini +++ b/krumo/krumo.ini @@ -1,20 +1,20 @@ -; -; KRUMO CONFIGURATION FILE -; - -[skin] -selected = "white" -; -; Change the above value to set the CSS skin used to render -; Krumo layout. If the skin is not found, then the "default" one -; is going to be used. -; - -[css] -url = "http://www.example.com/Krumo/" -; -; This value is used to set the URL path to -; where the Krumo folder is. This is required in -; order to have web access to Krumo's CSS and -; image files. -; +; +; KRUMO CONFIGURATION FILE +; + +[skin] +selected = "white" +; +; Change the above value to set the CSS skin used to render +; Krumo layout. If the skin is not found, then the "default" one +; is going to be used. +; + +[css] +url = "http://www.example.com/Krumo/" +; +; This value is used to set the URL path to +; where the Krumo folder is. This is required in +; order to have web access to Krumo's CSS and +; image files. +; diff --git a/krumo/krumo.js b/krumo/krumo.js index 240af8c..fece716 100755 --- a/krumo/krumo.js +++ b/krumo/krumo.js @@ -1,97 +1,97 @@ -/** -* JavaScript routines for Krumo -* -* @link http://sourceforge.net/projects/krumo -*/ - -///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// - -/** -* Krumo JS Class -*/ -function krumo() { - } - -// -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -/** -* Add a CSS class to an HTML element -* -* @param HtmlElement el -* @param string className -* @return void -*/ -krumo.reclass = function(el, className) { - if (el.className.indexOf(className) < 0) { - el.className += (' ' + className); - } - } - -// -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -/** -* Remove a CSS class to an HTML element -* -* @param HtmlElement el -* @param string className -* @return void -*/ -krumo.unclass = function(el, className) { - if (el.className.indexOf(className) > -1) { - el.className = el.className.replace(className, ''); - } - } - -// -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -/** -* Toggle the nodes connected to an HTML element -* -* @param HtmlElement el -* @return void -*/ -krumo.toggle = function(el) { - var ul = el.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('ul'); - for (var i=0; i