I think this is short example of my problem...
<?php
$name = 'kyle';
function hello() {
print 'hello ' . $name;
$x = 1;
}
function bye() {
if ($x == 1) print 'x = 1';
else print 'x != 1';
}
hello();
bye();
?>
Right now this returns: hello x != 1
What do I have to do to get bye() to return 'x = 1'? I tried declaring
the x = 1 in hello() global and I tried declaring it static.
On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 17:27:48 -0500, "Kyle Babich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> Any php programmers out there have a little free time? I've been trying
> to find the bug in my logging system forever and I've all but given up.
> If anyone else wants to try their luck then...
>
> http://babich.us/log/source/log.php.txt
> http://babich.us/log/source/config.inc.php.txt
> http://babich.us/log/source/test.php.txt
> http://babich.us/log/source/clearLogs.inc.php.txt
> http://babich.us/log/source/logIpData.inc.php.txt
> http://babich.us/log/source/logAgentData.inc.php.txt
> http://babich.us/log/source/logLangData.inc.php.txt
>
> I have a feeling that it is an obvious, simple error that I am missing.
> Anyway, back to the bug hunting...
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