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How to get “Main Process” in WebIDE

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问题 I am trying to run privileged code from the console in WebIDE. My android firefox verison is 39. My desktop firefox version is 38 as I am using Ubuntu so it doenst perfectly sync up with firefox release cycle. So anyways I followed this tutorial to the T: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Remote_Debugging/Firefox_for_Android And I am able to connect to my Firefox on Android on my cellphone (Samsung Galaxy) but I am not able to see "Main Process" in the dropdown here is a

JetBrains WebIDE: PHP variable type hinting?

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Is there a way to hint WebIDE that a variable has some type? I have to iterate an array of objects, and there's no auto-completion available. This helps in ZendStudio: /* @var ClassName $object */ I know there's a feature in JetBrains to declare an array of objects: /** * @return ClassName[] */ But this works only with function's return type. /* @var ClassName $object */ is a non-valid PHPDOC comment and is not parsed in the current version of Web IDE. Use double asterisks to make it work: /** @var ClassName $object */ Also, you can annotate $array in foreach($array as $var) with /** @var

JetBrains WebIDE: PHP variable type hinting?

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问题 Is there a way to hint WebIDE that a variable has some type? I have to iterate an array of objects, and there's no auto-completion available. This helps in ZendStudio: /* @var ClassName $object */ I know there's a feature in JetBrains to declare an array of objects: /** * @return ClassName[] */ But this works only with function's return type. 回答1: /* @var ClassName $object */ is a non-valid PHPDOC comment and is not parsed in the current version of Web IDE. Use double asterisks to make it