On 2 August 2010 12:05, Gary php-gene...@garydjones.name wrote:
Okay, I'm resurrecting this because I just found something I consider to
be strange in the documentation. Under the -l option at
http://php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.options.php it says
This option won't find fatal
) is what php -l
does, even if I think it's wrong, or at least incorrectly described :)
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';
| echo 'cheese';
| }
|
| function foo3()
| {
| //$bar = 'cheese';
| echo $bar;
| }
|
| foo1();
| foo2();
| foo3();
|
| ?
`
I only get errors displayed when code happens to pass down the code
path, i.e. at runtime:
,
| /home/jg/work $ php -l lint-test.php
| No syntax errors
. at runtime:
,
| /home/jg/work $ php -l lint-test.php
| No syntax errors detected in lint-test.php
| /home/jg/work $ php lint-test.php
| cheesecheese
| Notice: Undefined variable: bar in
| /home/jg/work/lint-test.php on line 20
|
| Call Stack:
| 1. 61488 1. {main
get errors displayed when code happens to pass down the code
path, i.e. at runtime:
,
| /home/jg/work $ php -l lint-test.php
| No syntax errors detected in lint-test.php
| /home/jg/work $ php lint-test.php
| cheesecheese
| Notice: Undefined variable: bar in
| /home/jg/work/lint-test.php
*does* php -l pick up? I can't find a description
anywhere.
According to the man page for php, the -l flag only checks the syntax, so a
warning wouldn't be displayed, as technically it's not a show-stopper.
Well, I think foo3 is, but yeah, I know what you mean.
Maybe
some sort of unit
want to
find, it isn't an exhaustive list!)
BTW, what problems *does* php -l pick up? I can't find a description
anywhere.
According to the man page for php, the -l flag only checks the syntax, so a
warning wouldn't be displayed, as technically it's not a show-stopper.
Well, I
Gary . wrote:
Yeah. There are static checkers out there, even some FOSS ones. I
guess I'm just a bit frustrated that (as you say) the man page says
that -l checks syntax but doesn't really detail what kind of things
that covers.
It really is _only_ the syntax. Same goes for e.g. the C lint
I think L is 50.
bill
Kurth Bemis wrote:
what does the roman numeral L mean?
can someone point me to a page that has all of the roman numerals and their
English equivlents?
i forgot?
~kurth
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Yep ...
I unit
V 5
X 10
L 50
C 100
D 500
M 1000
no zero ... try doing maths with this system.
Mick
I think L is 50.
bill
Kurth Bemis wrote:
what does the roman numeral L mean?
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Hi there. I picked up this function several years ago. See if this can help you
see what the roman value for an arabic number is.
//Calculates the Roman numerals for the given Arabic number.
// Returns '' on error.
function to_roman($num) {
// There is no '0' or negative numbers in Roman
what does the roman numeral L mean?
can someone point me to a page that has all of the roman numerals and their
English equivlents?
i forgot?
~kurth
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Try this site
http://www.cod.edu/people/faculty/lawrence/romaindx.htm
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what does the roman numeral L mean?
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what does the roman numeral L mean?
can someone point me to a page that has all of the roman
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