Line Number function?
| From: | Benjamin Smith | Date: | Sun, 02 Feb 2003 03:59:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Line Number function? | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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PHP keeps track of what line# is being executed, so that when there's an
error (say in pg_exec() ) it reports what line the error occured on.
This appears to happen even during runtime (not just during compilation).
For example:
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<?
$dbname="mydb";
$dbuser="myuser";
$dbpass="mypw";
$conn=pg_connect("dbname=$dbname, user=$dbuser, password=$dbpass");
$cmd="go and ask the mice";
$result=pg_exec($conn, $cmd);
?>
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This would result in a pg_exec error ~ line 7. PHP tracks this, even though
the error is during runtime, not during the precompile.
Is there a function where I can access this information? Something like
"get_line();" or something?
This would be REALLY HANDY for debugging large projects...
-Ben