my take on it is that php reports the line it was on when it
encountered the error with isn't the same as where you've made your
mistake.
That sometimes is the case, depending on the error/omission. However, in
my case the error is reported on a line number -before- the actual line
number I found it on. I understand that compile/parse-time errors do not
provide a lot of accuracy... I'm just trying to understand a little
better how it generally preprocesses the file.
Steven J. Walker
Walker Effects
www.walkereffects.com
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On Tuesday, February 19, 2002, at 11:07 AM, Nick Wilson wrote:
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* and then Steven Walker declared
Does anyone know how line numbers are figured? I get errors like the
following:
Parse error: parse error in
/home/sites/site104/users/walker/web/admin/_fileutils.php on line 74
Is PHP preprocessing the code to remove comments and white space? The
larger my code file, the more inaccurate the parse error line number.
In
this case, the actual error was on line 83.
Well I hope someone provides a more technically accurate answer than
mine :-) but my take on it is that php reports the line it was on when
it encountered the error with isn't the same as where you've made your
mistake.
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