GideonBabu/Phpstorm_tips.txt

## Phpstorm_tips.txt
You can compare two table structures and see the differences in columns, keys, indexes, and other structural table elements. In the Database tool window (View | Tool Windows | Database), select two tables. Right-click the selection and navigate to Compare Ctrl+D.
To compare contents of two tables, right-click two tables and navigate to Compare Content.

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You can add a brief description of any breakpoint to ease search in future.
Press Ctrl+Shift+8 to view all existing breakpoints, then right-click the breakpoint you want to provide a description for, and choose Edit description

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The format of a regular expression can be rather complicated. To make sure you didn't miss some slash or quotation mark, place the caret within the expression you want to check, and press Alt+Enter.
In the pop-up frame type a sample string that should match your regular expression. If the background turns green, the match occurred. If it turns red, your expression probably contains a mistake.

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A special variant of the Code Completion feature invoked by pressing Ctrl+Space twice allows you to complete XML tag names from namespaces not declared in the current file. If the namespace is not declared yet, the declaration is generated automatically.
	You can compare two table structures and see the differences in columns, keys, indexes, and other structural table elements. In the Database tool window (View \| Tool Windows \| Database), select two tables. Right-click the selection and navigate to Compare Ctrl+D.
	To compare contents of two tables, right-click two tables and navigate to Compare Content.

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	You can add a brief description of any breakpoint to ease search in future.
	Press Ctrl+Shift+8 to view all existing breakpoints, then right-click the breakpoint you want to provide a description for, and choose Edit description

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	The format of a regular expression can be rather complicated. To make sure you didn't miss some slash or quotation mark, place the caret within the expression you want to check, and press Alt+Enter.
	In the pop-up frame type a sample string that should match your regular expression. If the background turns green, the match occurred. If it turns red, your expression probably contains a mistake.

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	A special variant of the Code Completion feature invoked by pressing Ctrl+Space twice allows you to complete XML tag names from namespaces not declared in the current file. If the namespace is not declared yet, the declaration is generated automatically.