Well, I don't know either but I was thinking about that...
Usually this "$lineno = __LINE__" would be avaluated when the function is
called, this mean it gives the __LINE__ of the function call itself.
Why don't you try a more simple "include"/require instead of calling a
funcion ?(see example)
but maybe it will return the value "LINE 1" in the included file... I don't
know...
that is:
...code...
include("line.php");
...code...
line.php
--------
echo(__LINE__);
"Jason G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto nel messaggio
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know of a way, that from within a function, you can determine
> what line number and file the function was called on?
>
> I did try:
> function myfunc($lineno = __LINE__)
> {
> echo $lineno;
> }
> but this just outputted the very line that __LINE__ resides on.
>
> This would be very helpful in displaying sensible error messages, like the
> native php functions do.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Jason Garber
> IonZoft.com
>
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