* Thus wrote Daevid Vincent ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> My way, the logic is that the file *is* 'required' (whereas I view 'include'
> files as optional), and I want to exit the program with a graceful message
> instead of the fatal error (which doesn't really doesn't tell me what the
> problem is -- "Failed opening required '1'" doesn't mean anything to me or
> the user) that is shown. My intent was to put a @require_once() so that I
> could do just that. Especially since I'm running my script on the command
> line, and your stock fatal error message uses HTML tags.
Remove your 'or die()' and the message "required opening required
'1'" will show up properly.
About the html errors:
1. Use the php parameter -dhtml_errors=off
2. create a php-cli.ini in the location were php reads current php.ini
3. Use the -c parameter to tell php to use a different ini file
to read.
>
> Not a critical bug or a show stopper, but I do still feel it is a bug.
If your car does'nt float in the water is it the manufacturer's
fault?
Curt
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