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  • Geradeaus
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    __LINE__ in include

    Hello,

    I am using a database class for my php projects, but I want to know if it is
    possible to retrieve the line number of the "parent file" : I want to use it
    for error reporting.

    E.g. When a query fails, I don't know the line number of the parent file
    where the query is executed... very annoying.

    Thanks.


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    • Dana Cartwright
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      Re: __LINE__ in include

      From: "Geradeaus" <gehegeradeaus_ nospam_@hotmail .com>[color=blue]
      > I am using a database class for my php projects, but I want to know if it
      > is possible to retrieve the line number of the "parent file" : I want to
      > use it for error reporting.
      >
      > E.g. When a query fails, I don't know the line number of the parent file
      > where the query is executed... very annoying.
      >[/color]

      It might be the case that debug_backtrace will give you the information you
      need.

      I'm not sure I understand your question, but if the problem is that you are
      including a file, and within that included file you detect an error, and you
      want to report where the included file was included from, then
      debug_backtrace is your friend.


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        • Geradeaus
          #3
          Re: __LINE__ in include


          "Dana Cartwright" <danapub2@weave maker.com> schreef in bericht
          news:S2CTf.1114 7$Da7.3071@twis ter.nyroc.rr.co m...[color=blue]
          > From: "Geradeaus" <gehegeradeaus_ nospam_@hotmail .com>[color=green]
          >> I am using a database class for my php projects, but I want to know if it
          >> is possible to retrieve the line number of the "parent file" : I want to
          >> use it for error reporting.
          >>
          >> E.g. When a query fails, I don't know the line number of the parent file
          >> where the query is executed... very annoying.
          >>[/color]
          >
          > It might be the case that debug_backtrace will give you the information
          > you need.
          >
          > I'm not sure I understand your question, but if the problem is that you
          > are including a file, and within that included file you detect an error,
          > and you want to report where the included file was included from, then
          > debug_backtrace is your friend.[/color]

          That's what I'm looking for, thanks!


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