No probs.
On 18 Feb 2004, at 16:34, pete M wrote:
Wicked - that's the best tip I've seen for a long time... TA
Gareth Williams wrote:
Well if you are a unix/linux/os x user, drop to the command line, go
to the directory with all the php files, and type in:
grep php
or if your php files are sca
Wicked - that's the best tip I've seen for a long time... TA
Gareth Williams wrote:
Well if you are a unix/linux/os x user, drop to the command line, go to
the directory with all the php files, and type in:
grep php
or if your php files are scattered around a load of sub-directories,
then go
Well if you are a unix/linux/os x user, drop to the command line, go to
the directory with all the php files, and type in:
grep php
or if your php files are scattered around a load of sub-directories,
then go to a directory which sits above all your php files, and type
in:
grep -r *
if you
Anyone have a suggestion for how I can determine if I have any orphan
functions in a function file?
I have a include file with about 30 functions that I have been adding to
for several months. No doubt some have been superseded, etc. and are
now obsolete.
I could laboriously trace every path
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