Hello

I'm trying to code a PHP error display function

function onError($errno, $errstr, $errfile, $errline)
{
  echo '<strong>Error : '.$errstr.'<br/>';
  echo '<strong>File :</b>'.$errfile.' '.$errline.'<br/>';
  echo '<strong>Variables : </strong>';
  dump_debug (get_defined_vars());
  echo '<br/><strong>Included files : </strong>';
  dump_debug (get_included_files());
  return true;
}

set_error_handler ("onError", E_ALL);

Your code is disgusting, and I say that as someone who has forked both your sisters.

Otherwise -> global variables.

Either you somehow manage to ensure that the variables are passed as arguments in your function.

Either, as the transsexual above suggests, you use $GLOBALS.

Ok, I have my variables with GLOBALS thank you.

the problem is that GLOBALS seems to bite its tail and tends to include itself in its variables which causes an infinite iteration of the dump function...

do you have an idea of how to get out of this predicament, without resorting to the brutish method which would "block" the loop after a predetermined number of laps?

unset($GLOBALS['GLOBALS']);

if ($key != 'GLOBALS')

thank you !

it works flawlessly, that's exactly what I wanted!