It turns out that zendstudio + zenddebugger has been used for code debugging during development on windows, but zenddebugger's php version only reaches 5.3 and will not be followed. I heard it was integrated into zendserver. It's too far away, not to mention that. Since php5.4 has no way to use zenddebugger, can I use php5which comes with osx.
It turns out that zendstudio + zenddebugger has been used for code debugging during development on windows, but zenddebugger's php version only reaches 5.3 and will not be followed. I heard it was integrated into the zend server. It's too far away, not to mention that. Since php5.4 has no way to use zenddebugger, can I use php5which comes with osx.
It turns out that zendstudio + zenddebugger has been used for code debugging during development on windows, but zenddebugger's php version only reaches 5.3 and will not be followed.
I heard it was integrated into the zend server. It's too far away, not to mention that. Since php5.4 cannot be used for zenddebugger, can I replace php5.4 of osx with php5.3?
Google Now, and I found it was actually quite simple. One line of code.
Curl-s http://php-osx.liip.ch/install.sh | bash-s 5.3
If php is directly executed in the form of a pencil, php 5.4 is still available. Next we can replace the default php with our 5.3 version
# Back up the default version. If you do not want to back up the version, simply delete it.
Mv/usr/bin/php/usr/bin/php-php-5.4.17
Ln-s/usr/local/php5-5.3.28-20140112-174528/bin/php/usr/bin/php
The terminal executes php-v to display php5.3.
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