Posted by FFMG on 04/16/07 19:27

Sanders Kaufman;60683 Wrote:
> FFMG wrote:
>
> > If I _do not_ want to suppress warnings in include(...), (in other
> word
> > not use @include(...))
> > Why is file_exists(...) alone not a good option.
> > How would you check if a file exists for inclusion.
>
> That's too easy.
> Just use the filesystem functions.

Go on, give us an example.
Are you thinking of
if( fopen(...,'r', 1) ){include(...)} ?

That does not always work.

FFMG


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