Posted by Petr Vileta on 09/07/06 13:19

<roman_tryk@gazeta.pl> wrote in
news:1157624198.539861.83830@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...
> Hi.
> I writing a lot of code that contains calls to my own Debug functions
> (like log).
> I want to produce a release from my code without this function calls,
> so I tried to write a program that reads a source code and removes this
> function calls with preg_replace...
> And here is a problem. I can't write a proper regexp for this use.
>
> There are some call that contains more that one argument or arguments
> are created dynamicaly, like:
>
> log($myVar1, $myVar2. " -> ". $myVar3, "(x:". $x .", y:". $y .")",
> $arg1.';('.$arg2.');'.$arg3);
>
Why you don't use some like this

<?php
global $DEBUG
$DEBUG = 1;
?>
.....
<?php
if($DEBUG) {
log($myVar1, $myVar2. " -> ". $myVar3, "(x:". $x .", y:". $y .")",
$arg1.';('.$arg2.');'.$arg3); }
?>

If you write code as I show you can disable your own debuging by change
$DEBUG to 0 at the begin of all scripts.
Or you can set $DEBUG value using some condition, for example
if($_ENV["SERVER_NAME"] == "Linux") {$DEBUG = 0;} else {$DEBUG = 1;}

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