Is there any way to stop execution of a function without killing the whole
script? Is there a command that will jump out of a function back to the
main script, or calling function?
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On 16-Jul-2003, "Robbie Beane" <be***@poser.us > wrote: Is there any way to stop execution of a function without killing the whole
script? Is there a command that will jump out of a function back to the
main script, or calling function?
Please learn to cross-post. http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.return.php
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*sigh* I feel pretty dumb for not thinking to try that.
Anyway, what do you mean "learn to cross-post"?
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On 16-Jul-2003, "Robbie Beane" <be***@poser.us > wrote:
Is there any way to stop execution of a function without killing the
whole script? Is there a command that will jump out of a function back to the
main script, or calling function?
Please learn to cross-post.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.return.php
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Tom Thackrey
www.creative-light.com
Robbie Beane wrote: *sigh* I feel pretty dumb for not thinking to try that.
Anyway, what do you mean "learn to cross-post"?
"Tom Thackrey" <to***@creati ve-light.com> wrote in message
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On 16-Jul-2003, "Robbie Beane" <be***@poser.us > wrote:
Is there any way to stop execution of a function without killing the
whole
script? Is there a command that will jump out of a function back to the
main script, or calling function?
Please learn to cross-post.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.return.php
--
Tom Thackrey
www.creative-light.com
Cross-post: put multiple newsgroups in the To: line rather than sending
the same message multiple times to different groups (Multi-posting)
Okay. What is the difference in effect? Cross-post: put multiple newsgroups in the To: line rather than sending
the same message multiple times to different groups (Multi-posting)
On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 21:34:52 -0400, Joshua Ghiloni hath writ: Robbie Beane wrote: *sigh* I feel pretty dumb for not thinking to try that.
Anyway, what do you mean "learn to cross-post"?
"Tom Thackrey" <to***@creati ve-light.com> wrote in message
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On 16-Jul-2003, "Robbie Beane" <be***@poser.us > wrote:
Is there any way to stop execution of a function without killing whole
script? Is there a command that will jump out of a function back to the
main script, or calling function?
Please learn to cross-post.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.return.php
--
Tom Thackrey
Cross-post: put multiple newsgroups in the To: line rather than sending
the same message multiple times to different groups (Multi-posting)
Asw well, please learn not to Top-post.
Jonesy
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Robbie Beane wrote: Okay. What is the difference in effect?
Cross-post: put multiple newsgroups in the To: line rather than sending
the same message multiple times to different groups (Multi-posting)
The difference is simple. I'm assuming you posted to alt.?.php and
comp.lang.php. None of these responses are showing up in the other
newsgroup. If you had cross-posted, the responses would have showed up
in all newsgroups, thus helping the denizens of all the newsgroups.
Thanks. That sounds very reasonable.
"Joshua Ghiloni" <jd***@SPAM.ME. AND.DIE.cwru.ed u> wrote in message
news:bf******** **@eeyore.INS.c wru.edu... Robbie Beane wrote: Okay. What is the difference in effect?
Cross-post: put multiple newsgroups in the To: line rather than sending
the same message multiple times to different groups (Multi-posting)
The difference is simple. I'm assuming you posted to alt.?.php and
comp.lang.php. None of these responses are showing up in the other
newsgroup. If you had cross-posted, the responses would have showed up
in all newsgroups, thus helping the denizens of all the newsgroups.
Jeez. I didn't realize how much of a newsgroup scrub I was.
Okay, so what is top-posting...?
Asw well, please learn not to Top-post.
Jonesy
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Robbie Beane wrote: Jeez. I didn't realize how much of a newsgroup scrub I was.
Okay, so what is top-posting...?
Asw well, please learn not to Top-post.
Jonesy
Top posting is what you just did - posting at the top of the message. Most
peopleT consider it proper to post your reply at the bottom, so that people
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