Those functions are used to output debug informations. They are very similar to the debug functions of the core Typo3 class t3lib_div, except in the fact that they may produce a "smarter" output. So it's just a question of tastes.

Those functions are available in any context. You also don't need the instantiate the API class to use them, as they don't need a parent object.

This function display an HTML table representing the given array. Each item goes in a row, and keys/values in cols. If the array has sub array, they are processed as well.

This function does the same stuff as the original Typo3 viewArray function, in t3lib_div, except that this one produce a table with some nice CSS syling, which should be useful to differentiate variable type at a glance.

SPECIAL NOTE: This function can be called without the API class instantiated.

$array

$indent

0

This function produces an HTML representation of a PHP variable. If the variable is an array, the function tx_apimacmade::viewArray is called. Otherwise, the object is printed.

This function does the same stuff as the original Typo3 debug function, in t3lib_div, except that this one produce a div with some nice CSS syling, which should be useful to differentiate variable type at a glance.

SPECIAL NOTE: This function can be called without the API class instantiated.

$variable

$header

'DEBUG'