Do not use BaseVarDumper. Use [[VarDumper]] instead.
Since: 2.0
Author: Qiang Xue (qiang.xue@gmail.com)
Example #1
0
function vd($var, $exit = true)
{
    \yii\helpers\BaseVarDumper::dump($var, 10, true);
    if ($exit) {
        exit;
    }
}
Example #2
0
 /**
  * @return int
  */
 public function startup()
 {
     $bot = new Bot("qBot");
     /*
      * plugins
      */
     $bot->loadPlugin("Log", array('dir' => 'C:\\OpenServer\\domains\\skypebot\\logs', 'chat_topic_filter' => null, 'chat_id_filter' => null));
     $bot->loadPlugin("MessageReader", array('chat_topic_filter' => null, 'chat_id_filter' => null));
     $bot->loadPlugin("ChatOpener", array('chat_topic_filter' => null, 'chat_id_filter' => null));
     $bot->loadPlugin("PingPong", array('chat_topic_filter' => null, 'chat_id_filter' => null));
     $bot->loadPlugin("DriverService", array('chat_topic_filter' => null, 'chat_id_filter' => null));
     $bot->scenario = Bot::SCENARIO_DEFAULT;
     $bot->_run();
     if ($bot->run()) {
         $this->stdout('Success create user', Console::NORMAL);
         return self::EXIT_CODE_NORMAL;
     }
     if ($bot->hasErrors()) {
         $this->stdout(BaseVarDumper::dumpAsString($bot->getErrors()), Console::BG_YELLOW);
     }
     return self::EXIT_CODE_ERROR;
 }
 public static function dump($var, $depth = 10, $highlight = true)
 {
     parent::dump($var, $depth, $highlight);
 }