Posted by Phil on 09/26/19 11:37

In article <yO6zf.2645$wl.2590@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, d says...
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>"magilla" <jim.richardson@jax.org> wrote in message
>news:1137506263.350278.111170@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>> I'm a old timer programmer (assembler, fortran, pascal, C) and now
>> converting from PERL to PHP. In PERL I always use the "use strict" to
>> force warning messages of undeclared variables. I haven't been able to
>> find anything similar in PHP, is there such an option? When you type
>> as bad as I do, having the PHP interpretor/compiler find misspelled
>> variable names expedites the debugging process.
>>
>> Magilla...
>>
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>If you turn your error reporting on:
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>http://uk.php.net/error_reporting
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>It will indeed give you helpful messages like:
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>Notice: Undefined variable: somethin in /blah/woo/waah.php
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>:)
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Thanks for the tip d. I've been spoiled with Perl's "use strict" also and it's
nice to have some alternatives other than the error_log() function.

Phil
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