Hi!
I already made this question, but probably I kinda made it in obscure
terms. Trying to get clearer.
let's look at this:
function utility() {
}
Class a {
function some_method() {
utility();
}
}
now, how can utility know that it's being called by a::some_method()?
What I need is to build something that will output an error message like
"error in a::some_method"
get_class() will work only if I pass a reference every time I call
utility, like
utility(&$this)
which is already not really what I want. And anyway this would not solve
the problem of knowing which method was executed when the event occurred.
Any idea?
Alberto
Kiev
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