Re: [Structures_DataGrid] Problems with Linux / PHP4: Empty
| From: | olivier guilyardi | Date: | Mon, 14 Feb 2005 00:12:20 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [Structures_DataGrid] Problems with Linux / PHP4: Empty | ||
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daniel@electroteque.org wrote:
Well, require() produces a fatal error, where include() only prints a warning. But you're right, with @, require() silently stops execution, which would leave the developer in front of a similar mistery. With PEAR::setErrorHandling(PEAR_ERROR_PRINT) he should get an "Invalid renderer" notice though. I'm not sure putting @ everywhere is such a nice idea. I believe that's a sort of bug because it leaves the user in front of a mysterious behaviour when something critical happens : loading an important component. Critical enough to produce a fatal error IMHO. -- ogdan rossi wrote:I assume that would be the same thing ?? Try taking off the @ or get HTML_Table or try the xlsexample.i've had a similer issue, you are missing the HTML_Table package, the includes are passive with @ so wont spit out an error.Isn't it a bug ? Shouldn't it be require_once() instead of include_once() in Structures_DataGrid_Renderer::setRenderer() ? -- og