PHPでVim使って開発していてvar_dump()を唱えているならVim Plugin のvdebugを使ってみろって

// var_dump($hgoe);

# ~/.vimrc

" PHP debugger
NeoBundle 'joonty/vdebug'

# ~/.vimrc
letg:vdebug_force_ascii =1

# $PHPENV_HOME/phpenv/versions/{PHPバージョン}/lib64/php/modules/xdebug.soEnablexdebugextensionmodulezend_extension=/usr/lib/phpenv/versions/5.4.32/lib64/php/modules/xdebug.so# 最低限これだけ入れておいてください;seehttp://xdebug.org/docs/all_settingshtml_errors=onxdebug.remote_enable=onxdebug.remote_handler=dbgpxdebug.remote_host=localhostxdebug.remote_port=9000

#vim で help vdebugとするとみえる

r something similar (version may differ). You are technically ready to go, but
there's one extra step that I like to do to make command line debugging niceand quick. I create a bash script called "php-xdebug", which automaticallystarts the debugger engine. The script looks like this (unix only): >#!/bin/bashexport XDEBUG_CONFIG="idekey=xdebug"/usr/bin/php "$@"<Run "chmod +x" on the file and put it somewhere in your $PATH list, and you canthen use this instead of php when debugging. For instance, instead of "phpmyscript.php", run "php-xdebug myscript.php" to start the debugger session.You are now officially ready to start debugging with PHP. However, if you've
become unstuck at any point then there are plenty of Google tutorials on
setting up Xdebug, or you can email me and I'll do my best to help.

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