On 17-Mar-01 Steve Wardell wrote:
> I didn't know where else to post feature requests so I'll post it here.
> Could we get included files to not merely be sucked in to the file that is
> including it but still think of it as a distinctive file in terms of getting
> debug output for errors. The reasons for this are 2 fold:
>
> 1) You could see all the files run by a particular page and not have to
> trace through files to see all the files which are called during a request
> to the server.
> 2) For error messages, it would give you the line number of the particular
> file that has the error and not the line number of the merged single file.
>
Errm ...
Not sure what you mean by 'the line number of the merged single file.' ?
a syntax error will mention the correct file unless you don't close a
block.
For trace debuging i use (in common.php):
function debug($fl, $ln, $msg='') {
global $debug;
if (! empty($debug))
printf("<DIV ALIGN=\"LEFT\"><FONT SIZE=\"-1\">%s %s:\n%s</FONT></DIV>",
$fl , $ln ,$msg);
}
and used as :
$qry="select id, name, contact, email, addr1, addr2,
city, state, 1zip, country, left(datesigned,10) as ds
from webmaster where id=$qwid";
debug(__FILE__,__LINE__, $qry);
$res = mysql_query($qry);
if ( $res) {
...
just add &debug=1 to the url to trace out execution.
Regards,
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