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Call to undefined function ... json_decode() with cli script [message #1638126]

Thu, 26 February 2015 21:11

Eclipse User

Luna Service Release 1a (4.4.1)
php 5.5.21

json.so is enabled by default via /etc/php.d/json.ini according to the php.ini comments.

The json.so library actually is in the php modules folder. Has to be as php -m in the CLI indicates it is loaded but a isual of teh folder confirms it.

json.php is also listed in the php explorer's core API.

Unless Luna is using a built-in PHP interpreter that doesn't know what the /etc/php.d folder is for, I don't know what else to check.

I had to browse to find the /bin/php executable for Eclipse to accept that as the project default.

Any Ideas why php in Eclipse is giving me that error?

Ernie D

Re: Call to undefined function ... json_decode() with cli script [message #1639165 is a reply to message #1638126]

Fri, 27 February 2015 08:45

Eclipse User

If you enable modules by additional *.ini files (not from php.ini directly, for example in macports, debian, ubuntu, centos), you have to in Preferences / PHP / PHP Exceutables check "Use system default php.ini configuration"

Re: Call to undefined function ... json_decode() with cli script [message #1639650 is a reply to message #1639165]

Fri, 27 February 2015 14:00

Eclipse User

When I first started Luna (4.4.1), there was no project default PHP until I used the "Installed PHP" button to search for the system php (/bin/php) file. There, I set the PHP and the location of the system (/etc/php.ini) file. Luna then used that as the project default.

Even though the php.ini file indicated that I didn't have to use "extension = /path/to/json.so ", I did add it to the php.ini and the error message stopped.

BUT!!

I reverted to Kepler (PDT 3.2.0) and discovered that it isn't necessary to add "extension=/path/to/json.so to the php.ini. In fact, if it is added, PHP will give a warning that it is already loaded.

So I don't know if that is a bug or not in Luna, but Kepler also fixes another problem: In Luna, xdebug wasn't displaying each step through every statement in a function. Kepler does.

I just noticed that Luna SR 2 has been published so I'll give that a try.

Thanks for your input.

Regards

[Updated on: Fri, 27 February 2015 14:31] by Moderator

Re: Call to undefined function ... json_decode() with cli script [message #1639717 is a reply to message #1639650]

Fri, 27 February 2015 14:45

Eclipse User

Just tried SR2 and it doesn't seem to step into included files properly either, but haven't had time to give it a full checkout. Still had to add "Extenion=/path/to/json.so" in php.ini file. So I guess I'll stick with Kepler.

Re: Call to undefined function ... json_decode() with cli script [message #1641416 is a reply to message #1639717]

Sat, 28 February 2015 10:32

Eclipse User

If step into still not work, please prepare bug report on bugs.eclipse.org

On kepler sometimes extension= was required sometimes not. You have check "use system default php.ini configuration" in php configuration if your modules are loaded via additional *.ini files (for example macport and debian users).

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