php-general | 2001092

Re: [PHP] handling errors From: * R&zE: (renze <email protected>)
Date: 09/27/01

> Right in principle. But there are cases (common ones), like the one shown
> above, where errors are unavoidable and normal. For these cases the @
> operator is the right thing. Generally you're right though - error
> reporting should be set to E_ALL and reasons of avoidable errors/warnings
> should be eliminated.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I saw some posts coming along on this
list yesterday (I think) telling that getImageSize can't handle
URL's. So... in that case... Don't use @, but check the syntax of
the variable you want to pass as parameter for getImageSize.

But you're right about the *very* few cases in which it is
unavoidable. Though, this isn't one of 'm. 

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