/**
* Will return the content generated by the KRUMO plugin. We use the KRUMO to automatically dump the variables generat @ run-time,
* when an error occured to help the develper quickly debug some of it's variables. This helps him skip some var_dump () actions
* just to check the content of a variable, which we can do with just a mouse-click in the echoed browser error-screen;
*
* @return S Catched Krumo contented, parsed by the KRUMO plugin, for error/variable dumping
* @author Catalin Z. Alexandru <*****@*****.**>
* @copyright Under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3
* @version $Id: 08_ERR.php 313 2009-10-09 13:27:52Z catalin.zamfir $
* @since Version 1.0
* @access private
* @static
* @final
*/
private static final function getKrumoContent()
{
// Determine if we can KRUMO, only if the ERR has passed;
// If _GET instanceof A, means that the our URL parser has loaded;
if (isset($_GET)) {
if ($_GET instanceof A) {
// Execute the KRUMO Framework PLUGIN;
// Wished we could've made an object out of Krumo, but we will call it statically ...
krumo::get();
krumo::post();
krumo::session();
krumo::cookie();
krumo::headers();
krumo::includes();
krumo::server();
krumo::env();
krumo::conf();
krumo::extensions();
krumo::interfaces();
krumo::path();
// Get its content;
$catchedKrumoContent = self::getContentFromOutputStream();
// Save it, and then clean the stream again;
self::discardOutputStream(new B(TRUE));
// Yey! It's over!
return $catchedKrumoContent;
}
}
}