#48 introducing krumo::queue()

[kktsvetkov]

This is the feature discussed in #48. What this does is to capture the output immediatelly using krumo::fetch(), and then schedule it to be printed at the end of the execution of the script using register_shutdown_function().

What it does can be demonstrated with the following script:

<?php 
require 'class.krumo.php';
var_dump(123);
krumo::queue(456);
var_dump(789);

The output is

/Users/kt/mmucklo-krumo/a.php:3:
int(123)
/Users/kt/mmucklo-krumo/a.php:5:
int(789)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
456

Called from /Users/kt/mmucklo-krumo/a.php, line 4  (Krumo version 0.6.1)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Same will happen when using it on a web page, where the output HTML is printed at the end of the script's life and will appear at the bottom of the page.

[kktsvetkov]

@scottchiefbaker when you have spare time, can you have a look at this? I've added an example in my comment above about how to demonstrate this feature.

[scottchiefbaker]

When I have more time I will definitely review this.

[kktsvetkov]

Thanks a lot