Re: [PHP] question the function begin with @

2002-01-28 Thread Chris Randall 

Ido believe the purpose of the '@' is to supress error messages from the particular 
function it is next to, it may also supress errors from the entire line it is on.
-chris
1/28/02 11:14:40 PM, Vincent Ma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi everyone:

  I saw some code, the function is called with @..

  like @copy(,).  anyone can ask me what the purpose of the
function begin with symbol @

Vincent Ma



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Re: [PHP] question the function begin with @

2002-01-28 Thread Jason Wong 

On Tuesday 29 January 2002 15:14, Vincent Ma wrote:
 Hi everyone:

   I saw some code, the function is called with @..

   like @copy(,).  anyone can ask me what the purpose of the
 function begin with symbol @

To suppress error reporting. Full details:

Manual - Operators - Error Control Operators



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