> How do you include the source scripts into the main scripts? By using
> include() or require()? IIRC, __LINE__ and __FILE__ should work in
> cases like that telling you the line and file name of the source script,
> not the main script.
Unfortunately none of them. I really put them together i
> As far as I know, __LINE__ and __FILE__ are "magic constants" which
> return the current line number and file name.
Sorry, I misunderstood exactly what you were looking for.
> whole script. If now an error occurs on line 362 for example, it is
> not easy to find the buggy code part, because t
As far as I know, __LINE__ and __FILE__ are "magic constants" which return
the current line number and file name.
But what I'm looking for is a way to set these two things. I want to say on
line 30 that this is not line 30, but line 40 for example. And php should
then return all following errors
> Is it possible to set the line number and file name to show in error
> messages?
__FILE__
__LINE__
Chris
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Is it possible to set the line number and file name to show in error
messages?
I'm looking for something similar to the perl's expression
#line 298 myscript.pl
which tells the compiler explicitely that here is line 298 of myscript.pl.
If an error occurs 5 lines later, it would show something
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