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Date: 07/01/00
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<Pine.LNX.4.21.0006270915560.19581-100000 <email protected>>,
aturner <email protected> (Alex Turner) wrote:
> which is cool, but there are two things missing. Firstly the line number
> of the error, and secondly a stack trace of the error. Is there any way
> to access these things.
__LINE__ could be useful, if you're careful about where you put it.
You could also alter PHP source to record file and line number where
$php_errormsg is getting set, probably... Be a nice contribution.
> Is there any way to get a stack trace. Is there a flag in the php.ini
> file that I need to set, or in ./configure? This is proving most
> annoying. I have read previous posts that suggested this funcationality
> would be available in PHP 4!
Maybe somebody said it would perhaps happen in some version of 4.x, but I
don't think it's there yet...
I'm not at all certain it will appear in PHP4.anything, just pointing out
that the posts may have been not as clear as they could have been about
exactly when this feature might appear.
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