The fact that the error suppression operator in PHP (@), when used on an include, suppresses ALL errors from that included file.
As for the variable pointing to a variable...it's reasonable in certain cases. Sometimes you just need to make a copy to modify, instead of modifying the origonal.
The fact that the error suppression operator in PHP (@), when used on an include, suppresses ALL errors from that included file.
Wew... i would never do that... bad for debugging! Instead to suppress such errors just turn off display of errors and instead log them to a file.
Another thing that really annoys me is when people insist there way of programming or method is correct... when really there is no "correct" way since programmer prefers to program in different ways. Every way has its advantages and disadvantages.
as a beginner in PHP i want to make the damn thing work. also don't like wnen people use a too simple version and a longer version of what could have been done with a shorter and more complicated version. At the same time hate to look at the code where i don't understant a thing, but that just gives me an opportunity to learn something new
Yeah, it's HORRIBLE for debugging. I went through months of debugging code that wouldn't display errors before I found out why it was acting that way. It's hell.
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Not enough time to do something productive I run out of ideas Too hard to show people my creations Everything i do has too many errors, and it's too hard I don't get bored!!!
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