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2014-02-19 15:34:41
I seem to have found a way around the issue by using a helper class:
class WebHelper extends \Codeception\Module
{
public function seeMyVar($var){
$this->debug($var);
}
}
and calling the class as such:
$foo = array('one','two');
$I->seeMyVar($foo);
then I get the debug output I'm looking for
I see my var "lambda function"
Array
(
[0] => one
[1] => two
)
I will accept this as a temporary solution however I would like to keep my assertions clean and not clutter them with var_dumps upgraded to test functions, so if anyone has a conceptually correct solution, please submit
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I was starting to think I was a bit thick for not seeing an obvious way to do this. Thanks for sharing your solution!
Why not just call
var_dump,print_r, orprint? It works for me from withintryToTestBecause neither of the above worked in my tests, perhaps there's a newer version now since the original post which made it work for you?
Adding the -v or -vv , -vvv flags will make all your print_r and var_dumps visible in the output.