In Macromedia Flash, you can add trace("blah"); throughout your code to
echo things during development testing. When you compile your SWF and
preview it in flash, a log window pops up displaying the things that
you are tracing, like the current value of a variable. I'm curious,
could something similar be done with Cake? I think it would be more
convenient than printing stuff out and breaking things or interfering
with headers.
I guess the approach I would take is to make a function, trace() if
already taken, somewhere accessible to the whole app. any time this is
called, it opens up a new browser pop-up window (if you're in
development mode in core.php), and outputs the contents of the trace()
there. Another trace would just use the same window that's already
open.
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