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Date: 07/22/98
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> Is there a way to have <some statements> return the line number within the
> file (such as the __LINE__ preprocessor directive in C)?
> An answer to one question leads to another. :)
Well, did you try __LINE__ ?
Don't forget, PHP is written by a bunch of C-programmers. If you know the
C way of doing something, try it in PHP. Chances are that if it is
implemented, it works the way it does in C.
-Rasmus
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