Code Explorer can't handle the @ symbol in PHP

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Code Explorer can't handle the @ symbol in PHP

Post by gLes »

Hi!

I don't use code explorer very often but I tried it just now and noticed that when I use the @ symbol before certain includes then they're not listed.

I'm using version 7.1.0.66.

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Post by chrisjlocke »

Yup, this does this in 7.2 too. Guess it'll get added to the 'Fix it' list, but it'll probably appear near the bottom, as its not a high priority bug.

Ta for reporting it though.
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Can you please help and post the piece of PHP code that does the include?
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Post by gLes »

Code: Select all

<?php

@include 'index.html';

?>
Without the @ symbol it is displayed in the code explorer.
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Post by Karlis »

Why is this @ important for you?

Sorry for my PHP illiteracy at this moment :P

I see no problems adding it I just did not know that there is such @
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It suppresses warnings for the called function, I found it useful since I moved to PHP5 on my server, cause it likes to give me warnings more often than version 4, and I don't have access to the php.ini, and I still want to see the warnings but not everywhere :roll:
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Post by Karlis »

So it matters for you whether you do see or do not see the @ in the inspector?

It is not difficult to add, but it will slow down parsing of big PHP files for some 1 - 2%, so should we add it?
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Post by gLes »

Well actually I don't use code explorer very often, I just thought you might want to add this feature if not for me then for other users, maybe we should start a poll ;)
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