Profiler (with Xdebug)
Enabling the profiling when starting debug sessions from the browser
If you launch debug session from PHPEdit and profiling is enabled in the settings, PHPEdit will automatically append the XDEBUG_PROFILE argument in the request URL. However if you start your debug session from your browser, to have the debug session profiled you need to add it yourself: just add &XDEBUG_PROFILE at the end of the URL.
If you want Xdebug to start profiling sessions every time, without having to add this argument, you can specify it in your php.ini. Check the profiler configuration page for more informations.
Getting profiling results
Once PHPEdit is configured for profiling, everytime a debug session ends, a profiling session output file will be created, and PHPEdit will notify you that the results are available with a popup window:
3 actions are possible: You can open it in the viewer (Wincachegrind), you can rename the session or move the file somewhere else, or you can delete the session.
If you choose to rename/move the session, the following dialog will appear:
Enter the new title if you want to change it, or click on Save as... to change the location of the output file:
PHPEdit stores all the profiling sessions and displays them in the Profiler menu:
Click on Edit profiling sessions to display a dialog that will allow you to rename/move and delete your profiling sessions:
To view the profling sessions results, click on the session's title in the menu to have PHPEdit open the results in Wincachegrind:
