On Sunday 26 October 2003 07:12 pm, Dan McCullough wrote:
> No I believe that is a feature the ability to turn off error reporting.
> You can do the same with mysql functions.
>
> @mysql_
Yes I know about turning off error reporting, but what happens after that
point.
An example.
-- common.php --
<?php
// php.ini error reporting is set to E_ALL
error_reporting( 0 ); // sets it to 0
var_dump(error_reporting()); // Returns 0
?>
-- foo.php --
<?php
@require('./common.php'); // Here is the problem
var_dump(error_reporting()); // Returns 2047
?>
If I remove @ from require('./common.php'); in foo.php,
the var_dump() then correctly reports it as 0 instead of 2047
Kinda goofy if you ask me...
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