Is there any option to disable/enable php-console functionality during its inititalisation via server code?
For example. I have some constant, let's call it DEBUG. If DEBUG is set to false, I want to completele mute the extension, as it isn't used on server at all.
The first solution is to make initialisation block conditional, i.e. wrap it into something like if (DEBUG) { // init php-console}, but this way any call to PhpConsole in my code will raise an error...
Is there any option to disable/enable php-console functionality during its inititalisation via server code?
For example. I have some constant, let's call it
DEBUG. IfDEBUGis set to false, I want to completele mute the extension, as it isn't used on server at all.The first solution is to make initialisation block conditional, i.e. wrap it into something like
if (DEBUG) { // init php-console}, but this way any call to PhpConsole in my code will raise an error...