In PHP you can do:
在PHP中,您可以这样做:
print_r($var)
or vardump($var)
print_r(var)美元或vardump($ var)
which prints "human-readible" information about variable.
打印关于变量的“人易读”信息。
Is there equivalent functions / helpers for those in Ruby / Rails ?
Ruby / Rails中是否有相同的函数/助手?
8 个解决方案
#1
33
In Rails templates you can do
在Rails模板中,您可以这样做。
<%= debug an_object %>
and it will do nice HTML PRE output.
它会做很好的HTML预输出。
#2
15
Try using pp. You will need to require it in scripts (or in irb if your .irbc doesn't already do this):
尝试使用pp。您将需要在脚本中使用它(或者在irb中,如果您的。irbc还没有这样做的话):
require 'pp'
Then you can 'PrettyPrint' an object thus:
然后,你可以这样“美化”一个对象:
pp object
#3
10
Instead of requiring 'pp' and using pp, you can simply do
不需要“pp”和使用pp,你可以做的很简单
p object
Tested example
测试的例子
require 'pp'
class A
def initialize
@a = 'somevar'
@b = [1,2,3]
@c = {'var' => 'val'}
end
end
a = A.new
pp a # Gives -> #<A:0x2c6d048 @a="somevar", @b=[1, 2, 3], @c={"var"=>"val"}>
p a # Gives -> #<A:0x2c6d048 @a="somevar", @b=[1, 2, 3], @c={"var"=>"val"}>. No need to require 'pp'
#4
6
There's the method inspect
which helps. Sometimes calling the to_s
method on an object will help (to_s returns a string representation of the object). You can also query methods
, local_variables
, class_variables
, instance_variables
, constants
and global_variables
.
有一种方法可以帮上忙。有时调用对象上的to_s方法会有所帮助(to_s返回对象的字符串表示形式)。您还可以查询方法、local_variables、class_variables、instance_variables、constant和global_variables。
p ['Hello',"G'day",'Bonjour','Hola'].inspect
# >> "[\"Hello\", \"G'day\", \"Bonjour\", \"Hola\"]"
p ['Hello',"G'day",'Bonjour','Hola'].to_s
# >> "HelloG'dayBonjourHola"
p Array.new.methods
# >> ["select", "[]=", "inspect", "compact"...]
monkey = 'baboon'
p local_variables
# >> ["monkey"]
class Something
def initialize
@x, @y = 'foo', 'bar'
@@class_variable = 'gorilla'
end
end
p Something.class_variables
# >> ["@@class_variable"]
s = Something.new
p s.instance_variables
# >> ["@x", "@y"]
p IO.constants
# >> ["TRUNC", "SEEK_END", "LOCK_SH"...]
p global_variables
# >> ["$-d", "$\"", "$$", "$<", "$_", "$-K"...]
#5
5
I know this is an old post, but it is the first thing that Google pops up when searching for "Ruby equivalent of PHP print_r". I'm using Ruby in the command line mode, and there's really not a very good equivalent. "pp" is ok for fairly simple structures, but as soon as you start nesting hashes in arrays in hashes in more arrays, it turns into a jumble pretty fast. Since I haven't found a good emulation of print_r, I wrote one myself. It's good enough for my purposes, not overly complicated and I thought I'd share it to save other people some headache. Compare the output with the real PHP print_r
我知道这是一篇老文章,但这是谷歌在搜索“Ruby等价的PHP print_r”时首先出现的内容。我在命令行模式中使用Ruby,实际上并没有很好的对等。“pp”对于相当简单的结构来说是可以的,但是一旦您开始在更多数组的哈希中嵌套哈希,它很快就会变成一个混乱。因为我还没有找到一个好的print_r仿真,我自己写了一个。这对我的目的来说已经足够好了,不是太复杂了,我想我可以和别人分享一下,免得别人头疼。将输出与实际的PHP print_r进行比较。
def print_r(inHash, *indent)
@indent = indent.join
if (inHash.class.to_s == "Hash") then
print "Hash\n#{@indent}(\n"
inHash.each { |key, value|
if (value.class.to_s =~ /Hash/) || (value.class.to_s =~ /Array/) then
print "#{@indent} [#{key}] => "
self.print_r(value, "#{@indent} ")
else
puts "#{@indent} [#{key}] => #{value}"
end
}
puts "#{@indent})\n"
elsif (inHash.class.to_s == "Array") then
print "Array\n#{@indent}(\n"
inHash.each_with_index { |value,index|
if (value.class.to_s == "Hash") || (value.class.to_s == "Array") then
print "#{@indent} [#{index}] => "
self.print_r(value, "#{@indent} ")
else
puts "#{@indent} [#{index}] => #{value}"
end
}
puts "#{@indent})\n"
end
# Pop last indent off
8.times {@indent.chop!}
end
Here's an example (made messy on purpose to show why the PHP print_r is so nice):
这里有一个示例(故意弄得很乱,以显示PHP print_r为什么这么好):
carTools = [ "Socket Set", "Combination Wrenches", "Oil Filter puller", "Brake Compressor" ]
houseTools =[ "Circular Saw", "Miter Saw", "Drill" ]
garageItems = Hash["Car1" => "Ford Mustang", "Car2" => "Honda Civic", "Bike1" => "IronHorse"]
garageItems["Tools"] = Hash["Car Tools" => carTools, "House Tools" => houseTools]
constructionSupplies = Hash["Plywood" => ["3/4\" T&G Plywood Sheets", "1/2\" Plywood Sheets"],
"Boards" => ["2x4s", "2x6s", "Engineered I-Joists"],
"Drywall" => ["4x8 1/2\" Sheetrock", "Mesh tape", "Paper tape", "Joint compount"]]
carParts = Hash["Mustang" => ["Clutch", "Transmission", "3.55 Ring & Pinion Gears", "Differential", "30# Injectors", "Pro-M 77mm MAF"]]
garageItems["Supplies"] = ["Oil", "WD40", constructionSupplies, carParts, "Brake Fluid"]
print_r(garageItems)
Output of print_r (actually comprehensible by a human):
print_r的输出(实际上是人类可理解的):
Hash
(
[Car1] => Ford Mustang
[Car2] => Honda Civic
[Bike1] => IronHorse
[Tools] => Hash
(
[Car Tools] => Array
(
[0] => Socket Set
[1] => Combination Wrenches
[2] => Oil Filter puller
[3] => Brake Compressor
)
[House Tools] => Array
(
[0] => Circular Saw
[1] => Miter Saw
[2] => Drill
)
)
[Supplies] => Array
(
[0] => Oil
[1] => WD40
[2] => Hash
(
[Plywood] => Array
(
[0] => 3/4" T&G Plywood Sheets
[1] => 1/2" Plywood Sheets
)
[Boards] => Array
(
[0] => 2x4s
[1] => 2x6s
[2] => Engineered I-Joists
)
[Drywall] => Array
(
[0] => 4x8 1/2" Sheetrock
[1] => Mesh tape
[2] => Paper tape
[3] => Joint compount
)
)
[3] => Hash
(
[Mustang] => Array
(
[0] => Clutch
[1] => Transmission
[2] => 3.55 Ring & Pinion Gears
[3] => Differential
[4] => 30# Injectors
[5] => Pro-M 77mm MAF
)
)
[4] => Brake Fluid
)
)
#6
2
Check out the guide for debugging rails: http://guides.rubyonrails.com/debugging_rails_applications.html
查看调试rails指南:http://guides.rubyonrails.com/debugging_rails_applications.html
hints: script/console is great to try stuff in the context of your app script/server --debugger to start the server with a debugger turned on, you can then use 'debug' in your code to break into an interactive shell
提示:脚本/控制台可以在应用程序脚本/服务器的上下文中尝试一些东西——调试器打开调试器启动服务器,然后可以在代码中使用“debug”来进入交互式shell
#7
1
One approach I lean on a lot is this:
我经常依赖的一种方法是:
logger.debug "OBJECT: #{an_object.to_yaml}"
Easy to read, although it can get a little unwieldy for large objects.
很容易阅读,虽然对于大的对象它可能有点笨拙。
#8
0
Guess I'm a little late to this, but what about logger.info [debug|warning]? Use this from Controllers and Models. It will show up in your log files (development.log when in dev mode); and the above mentioned <%= debug("str: " + str) %>
for views.
我想我有点晚了,但是logger.info [debug|警告]呢?从控制器和模型中使用它。它将显示在您的日志文件(开发)中。在开发模式下登录);上面提到的<%= debug("str: " + str ") %>用于视图。
These aren't exact answers to your questions but you can also use script/console to load your rails app in to an interactive session.
这些并不是您问题的确切答案,但是您也可以使用脚本/控制台将rails应用程序加载到交互式会话中。
Lastly, you can place debugger in a line of your rails application and the browser will "hang" when your app executes this line and you'll be able to be in a debug session from the exact line your placed your debugger in the source code.
最后,您可以将调试器放置在rails应用程序的一行中,当您的应用程序执行这一行时,浏览器将“挂起”,您将能够在调试会话中从您将调试器放在源代码中的那一行开始。
#1
33
In Rails templates you can do
在Rails模板中,您可以这样做。
<%= debug an_object %>
and it will do nice HTML PRE output.
它会做很好的HTML预输出。
#2
15
Try using pp. You will need to require it in scripts (or in irb if your .irbc doesn't already do this):
尝试使用pp。您将需要在脚本中使用它(或者在irb中,如果您的。irbc还没有这样做的话):
require 'pp'
Then you can 'PrettyPrint' an object thus:
然后,你可以这样“美化”一个对象:
pp object
#3
10
Instead of requiring 'pp' and using pp, you can simply do
不需要“pp”和使用pp,你可以做的很简单
p object
Tested example
测试的例子
require 'pp'
class A
def initialize
@a = 'somevar'
@b = [1,2,3]
@c = {'var' => 'val'}
end
end
a = A.new
pp a # Gives -> #<A:0x2c6d048 @a="somevar", @b=[1, 2, 3], @c={"var"=>"val"}>
p a # Gives -> #<A:0x2c6d048 @a="somevar", @b=[1, 2, 3], @c={"var"=>"val"}>. No need to require 'pp'
#4
6
There's the method inspect
which helps. Sometimes calling the to_s
method on an object will help (to_s returns a string representation of the object). You can also query methods
, local_variables
, class_variables
, instance_variables
, constants
and global_variables
.
有一种方法可以帮上忙。有时调用对象上的to_s方法会有所帮助(to_s返回对象的字符串表示形式)。您还可以查询方法、local_variables、class_variables、instance_variables、constant和global_variables。
p ['Hello',"G'day",'Bonjour','Hola'].inspect
# >> "[\"Hello\", \"G'day\", \"Bonjour\", \"Hola\"]"
p ['Hello',"G'day",'Bonjour','Hola'].to_s
# >> "HelloG'dayBonjourHola"
p Array.new.methods
# >> ["select", "[]=", "inspect", "compact"...]
monkey = 'baboon'
p local_variables
# >> ["monkey"]
class Something
def initialize
@x, @y = 'foo', 'bar'
@@class_variable = 'gorilla'
end
end
p Something.class_variables
# >> ["@@class_variable"]
s = Something.new
p s.instance_variables
# >> ["@x", "@y"]
p IO.constants
# >> ["TRUNC", "SEEK_END", "LOCK_SH"...]
p global_variables
# >> ["$-d", "$\"", "$$", "$<", "$_", "$-K"...]
#5
5
I know this is an old post, but it is the first thing that Google pops up when searching for "Ruby equivalent of PHP print_r". I'm using Ruby in the command line mode, and there's really not a very good equivalent. "pp" is ok for fairly simple structures, but as soon as you start nesting hashes in arrays in hashes in more arrays, it turns into a jumble pretty fast. Since I haven't found a good emulation of print_r, I wrote one myself. It's good enough for my purposes, not overly complicated and I thought I'd share it to save other people some headache. Compare the output with the real PHP print_r
我知道这是一篇老文章,但这是谷歌在搜索“Ruby等价的PHP print_r”时首先出现的内容。我在命令行模式中使用Ruby,实际上并没有很好的对等。“pp”对于相当简单的结构来说是可以的,但是一旦您开始在更多数组的哈希中嵌套哈希,它很快就会变成一个混乱。因为我还没有找到一个好的print_r仿真,我自己写了一个。这对我的目的来说已经足够好了,不是太复杂了,我想我可以和别人分享一下,免得别人头疼。将输出与实际的PHP print_r进行比较。
def print_r(inHash, *indent)
@indent = indent.join
if (inHash.class.to_s == "Hash") then
print "Hash\n#{@indent}(\n"
inHash.each { |key, value|
if (value.class.to_s =~ /Hash/) || (value.class.to_s =~ /Array/) then
print "#{@indent} [#{key}] => "
self.print_r(value, "#{@indent} ")
else
puts "#{@indent} [#{key}] => #{value}"
end
}
puts "#{@indent})\n"
elsif (inHash.class.to_s == "Array") then
print "Array\n#{@indent}(\n"
inHash.each_with_index { |value,index|
if (value.class.to_s == "Hash") || (value.class.to_s == "Array") then
print "#{@indent} [#{index}] => "
self.print_r(value, "#{@indent} ")
else
puts "#{@indent} [#{index}] => #{value}"
end
}
puts "#{@indent})\n"
end
# Pop last indent off
8.times {@indent.chop!}
end
Here's an example (made messy on purpose to show why the PHP print_r is so nice):
这里有一个示例(故意弄得很乱,以显示PHP print_r为什么这么好):
carTools = [ "Socket Set", "Combination Wrenches", "Oil Filter puller", "Brake Compressor" ]
houseTools =[ "Circular Saw", "Miter Saw", "Drill" ]
garageItems = Hash["Car1" => "Ford Mustang", "Car2" => "Honda Civic", "Bike1" => "IronHorse"]
garageItems["Tools"] = Hash["Car Tools" => carTools, "House Tools" => houseTools]
constructionSupplies = Hash["Plywood" => ["3/4\" T&G Plywood Sheets", "1/2\" Plywood Sheets"],
"Boards" => ["2x4s", "2x6s", "Engineered I-Joists"],
"Drywall" => ["4x8 1/2\" Sheetrock", "Mesh tape", "Paper tape", "Joint compount"]]
carParts = Hash["Mustang" => ["Clutch", "Transmission", "3.55 Ring & Pinion Gears", "Differential", "30# Injectors", "Pro-M 77mm MAF"]]
garageItems["Supplies"] = ["Oil", "WD40", constructionSupplies, carParts, "Brake Fluid"]
print_r(garageItems)
Output of print_r (actually comprehensible by a human):
print_r的输出(实际上是人类可理解的):
Hash
(
[Car1] => Ford Mustang
[Car2] => Honda Civic
[Bike1] => IronHorse
[Tools] => Hash
(
[Car Tools] => Array
(
[0] => Socket Set
[1] => Combination Wrenches
[2] => Oil Filter puller
[3] => Brake Compressor
)
[House Tools] => Array
(
[0] => Circular Saw
[1] => Miter Saw
[2] => Drill
)
)
[Supplies] => Array
(
[0] => Oil
[1] => WD40
[2] => Hash
(
[Plywood] => Array
(
[0] => 3/4" T&G Plywood Sheets
[1] => 1/2" Plywood Sheets
)
[Boards] => Array
(
[0] => 2x4s
[1] => 2x6s
[2] => Engineered I-Joists
)
[Drywall] => Array
(
[0] => 4x8 1/2" Sheetrock
[1] => Mesh tape
[2] => Paper tape
[3] => Joint compount
)
)
[3] => Hash
(
[Mustang] => Array
(
[0] => Clutch
[1] => Transmission
[2] => 3.55 Ring & Pinion Gears
[3] => Differential
[4] => 30# Injectors
[5] => Pro-M 77mm MAF
)
)
[4] => Brake Fluid
)
)
#6
2
Check out the guide for debugging rails: http://guides.rubyonrails.com/debugging_rails_applications.html
查看调试rails指南:http://guides.rubyonrails.com/debugging_rails_applications.html
hints: script/console is great to try stuff in the context of your app script/server --debugger to start the server with a debugger turned on, you can then use 'debug' in your code to break into an interactive shell
提示:脚本/控制台可以在应用程序脚本/服务器的上下文中尝试一些东西——调试器打开调试器启动服务器,然后可以在代码中使用“debug”来进入交互式shell
#7
1
One approach I lean on a lot is this:
我经常依赖的一种方法是:
logger.debug "OBJECT: #{an_object.to_yaml}"
Easy to read, although it can get a little unwieldy for large objects.
很容易阅读,虽然对于大的对象它可能有点笨拙。
#8
0
Guess I'm a little late to this, but what about logger.info [debug|warning]? Use this from Controllers and Models. It will show up in your log files (development.log when in dev mode); and the above mentioned <%= debug("str: " + str) %>
for views.
我想我有点晚了,但是logger.info [debug|警告]呢?从控制器和模型中使用它。它将显示在您的日志文件(开发)中。在开发模式下登录);上面提到的<%= debug("str: " + str ") %>用于视图。
These aren't exact answers to your questions but you can also use script/console to load your rails app in to an interactive session.
这些并不是您问题的确切答案,但是您也可以使用脚本/控制台将rails应用程序加载到交互式会话中。
Lastly, you can place debugger in a line of your rails application and the browser will "hang" when your app executes this line and you'll be able to be in a debug session from the exact line your placed your debugger in the source code.
最后,您可以将调试器放置在rails应用程序的一行中,当您的应用程序执行这一行时,浏览器将“挂起”,您将能够在调试会话中从您将调试器放在源代码中的那一行开始。