$parts = $struct->parts;

[bill]

Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.

I fixed all of the errors except:
Notice: Undefined property: parts in
/ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120

where the line in question is:
$parts = $struct->parts;

where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);

$struct is an object, parts is an array of objects

what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?

bill

[petersprc]

If you var_dump($struc t) right before that line, what do you see? It's
probably false or otherwise invalid. Maybe because it wasn't defined
or the imap function had a problem.

On Jun 13, 9:19 pm, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:

Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.

I fixed all of the errors except:
Notice: Undefined property: parts in
/ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120

where the line in question is:
$parts = $struct->parts;

where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);

$struct is an object, parts is an array of objects

what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?

bill

[bill]

>
On Jun 13, 9:19 pm, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:

>Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.

I fixed all of the errors except:
Notice: Undefined property: parts in
/ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120

where the line in question is:
$parts = $struct->parts;

where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);

$struct is an object, parts is an array of objects

what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?

bill

petersprc wrote:

If you var_dump($struc t) right before that line, what do you

see? It's

probably false or otherwise invalid. Maybe because it wasn't

defined

or the imap function had a problem.

here is the dump
object(stdClass )(12) { ["type"]= int(0) ["encoding"]= int(0)
["ifsubtype"]= int(1) ["subtype"]= string(5) "PLAIN"
["ifdescript ion"]= int(0) ["ifid"]= int(0) ["lines"]=>
int(2) ["bytes"]= int(27) ["ifdisposit ion"]= int(0)
["ifdparamet ers"]= int(0) ["ifparamete rs"]= int(1)
["parameters "]= array(2) { [0]= object(stdClass )(2) {
["attribute"]= string(7) "CHARSET" ["value"]= string(10)
"ISO-8859-1" } [1]= object(stdClass )(2) { ["attribute"]=>
string(6) "FORMAT" ["value"]= string(6) "flowed" } } }

[Captain Paralytic]

On 14 Jun, 11:14, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:

On Jun 13, 9:19 pm, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:

Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.

I fixed all of the errors except:
Notice: Undefined property: parts in
/ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120

where the line in question is:
$parts = $struct->parts;

where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);

$struct is an object, parts is an array of objects

what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?

bill

petersprc wrote:

If you var_dump($struc t) right before that line, what do you

see? It's

probably false or otherwise invalid. Maybe because it wasn't

defined

or the imap function had a problem.

here is the dump
object(stdClass )(12) { ["type"]= int(0) ["encoding"]= int(0)
["ifsubtype"]= int(1) ["subtype"]= string(5) "PLAIN"
["ifdescript ion"]= int(0) ["ifid"]= int(0) ["lines"]=>
int(2) ["bytes"]= int(27) ["ifdisposit ion"]= int(0)
["ifdparamet ers"]= int(0) ["ifparamete rs"]= int(1)
["parameters "]= array(2) { [0]= object(stdClass )(2) {
["attribute"]= string(7) "CHARSET" ["value"]= string(10)
"ISO-8859-1" } [1]= object(stdClass )(2) { ["attribute"]=>
string(6) "FORMAT" ["value"]= string(6) "flowed" } } }- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

So there you have the answer, parts is not listed.

[Jeff North]

On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 21:19:05 -0400, in comp.lang.php bill
<no****@spamcop .net>
<JO************ *************** ***@cablespeedm i.comwrote:

>| Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
| how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.
|
| I fixed all of the errors except:
| Notice: Undefined property: parts in
| /ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120
|
| where the line in question is:
| $parts = $struct->parts;
|
| where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);

^^^^^
Is that a typo or actual code. If code it might be the source of the
problem.

>| $struct is an object, parts is an array of objects
|
| what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?
|
| bill

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[bill]

Captain Paralytic wrote:

On 14 Jun, 11:14, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:

>>On Jun 13, 9:19 pm, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:
Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.
I fixed all of the errors except:
Notice: Undefined property: parts in
/ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120
where the line in question is:
$parts = $struct->parts;
where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);
$struct is an object, parts is an array of objects
what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?
bill

petersprc wrote:

> If you var_dump($struc t) right before that line, what do you

see? It's

> probably false or otherwise invalid. Maybe because it wasn't

defined

> or the imap function had a problem.

here is the dump
object(stdClas s)(12) { ["type"]= int(0) ["encoding"]= int(0)
["ifsubtype"]= int(1) ["subtype"]= string(5) "PLAIN"
["ifdescript ion"]= int(0) ["ifid"]= int(0) ["lines"]=>
int(2) ["bytes"]= int(27) ["ifdisposit ion"]= int(0)
["ifdparamet ers"]= int(0) ["ifparamete rs"]= int(1)
["parameters "]= array(2) { [0]= object(stdClass )(2) {
["attribute"]= string(7) "CHARSET" ["value"]= string(10)
"ISO-8859-1" } [1]= object(stdClass )(2) { ["attribute"]=>
string(6) "FORMAT" ["value"]= string(6) "flowed" } } }- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

So there you have the answer, parts is not listed.

Well, that was simple.
in a 1 part message, parts is empty.
Ok, I will ignore that error because in the next line I check to
see if $parts is empty

Can anyone suggest a way of writing this so that the Notice error
would not pop up when parts does not exist - or is it worth it to
write super clean code ?

Here is the code segment:
$struct = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);
$parts = $struct->parts;
$i = 0;
if (!$parts) { /* Simple message, only 1 piece */
$attachment = array(); /* No attachments */
$content = imap_body($in,$ mid );
}
else { /* Complicated message, multiple parts */
stuff-------
}

bill

[bill]

Jeff North wrote:

On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 21:19:05 -0400, in comp.lang.php bill
<no****@spamcop .net>
<JO************ *************** ***@cablespeedm i.comwrote:

>| Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
| how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.
|
| I fixed all of the errors except:
| Notice: Undefined property: parts in
| /ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120
|
| where the line in question is:
| $parts = $struct->parts;
|
| where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);

^^^^^
Is that a typo or actual code. If code it might be the source of the
problem.

>| $struct is an object, parts is an array of objects
|
| what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?
|
| bill

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---------------------------------------------------------------

typo

[Jerry Stuckle]

bill wrote:

Captain Paralytic wrote:

>On 14 Jun, 11:14, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:

>>>On Jun 13, 9:19 pm, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:
Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.
I fixed all of the errors except:
Notice: Undefined property: parts in
/ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120
where the line in question is:
$parts = $struct->parts;
where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);
$struct is an object, parts is an array of objects
what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?
bill
petersprc wrote:

If you var_dump($struc t) right before that line, what do you
see? It's
probably false or otherwise invalid. Maybe because it wasn't
defined
or the imap function had a problem.

here is the dump
object(stdCla ss)(12) { ["type"]= int(0) ["encoding"]= int(0)
["ifsubtype"]= int(1) ["subtype"]= string(5) "PLAIN"
["ifdescript ion"]= int(0) ["ifid"]= int(0) ["lines"]=>
int(2) ["bytes"]= int(27) ["ifdisposit ion"]= int(0)
["ifdparamet ers"]= int(0) ["ifparamete rs"]= int(1)
["parameters "]= array(2) { [0]= object(stdClass )(2) {
["attribute"]= string(7) "CHARSET" ["value"]= string(10)
"ISO-8859-1" } [1]= object(stdClass )(2) { ["attribute"]=>
string(6) "FORMAT" ["value"]= string(6) "flowed" } } }- Hide quoted
text -

- Show quoted text -

So there you have the answer, parts is not listed.

Well, that was simple.
in a 1 part message, parts is empty.
Ok, I will ignore that error because in the next line I check to see if
$parts is empty

Can anyone suggest a way of writing this so that the Notice error would
not pop up when parts does not exist - or is it worth it to write super
clean code ?

Here is the code segment:
$struct = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);
$parts = $struct->parts;
$i = 0;
if (!$parts) { /* Simple message, only 1 piece */
$attachment = array(); /* No attachments */
$content = imap_body($in,$ mid );
}
else { /* Complicated message, multiple parts */
stuff-------
}

bill

if (isset($struct->parts)) { ...

And yes, it is worth it to write clean code.

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[bill]

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

bill wrote:

>Captain Paralytic wrote:

>>On 14 Jun, 11:14, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:
On Jun 13, 9:19 pm, bill <nob...@spamcop .netwrote:
>Turning on error_reporting (E_ALL); was quite an eye opener as to
>how much "fixing" PHP will do for the sloppy coder.
>I fixed all of the errors except:
>Notice: Undefined property: parts in
>/ContactManageme nt/contact_mainpag e.php on line 120
>where the line in question is:
>$parts = $struct->parts;
>where $struct = = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);
>$struct is an object, parts is an array of objects
>what would the correct syntax of the statement be ?
>bill
petersprc wrote:

If you var_dump($struc t) right before that line, what do you
see? It's
probably false or otherwise invalid. Maybe because it wasn't
defined
or the imap function had a problem.

here is the dump
object(stdCl ass)(12) { ["type"]= int(0) ["encoding"]= int(0)
["ifsubtype"]= int(1) ["subtype"]= string(5) "PLAIN"
["ifdescript ion"]= int(0) ["ifid"]= int(0) ["lines"]=>
int(2) ["bytes"]= int(27) ["ifdisposit ion"]= int(0)
["ifdparamet ers"]= int(0) ["ifparamete rs"]= int(1)
["parameters "]= array(2) { [0]= object(stdClass )(2) {
["attribute"]= string(7) "CHARSET" ["value"]= string(10)
"ISO-8859-1" } [1]= object(stdClass )(2) { ["attribute"]=>
string(6) "FORMAT" ["value"]= string(6) "flowed" } } }- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

So there you have the answer, parts is not listed.

Well, that was simple.
in a 1 part message, parts is empty.
Ok, I will ignore that error because in the next line I check to see
if $parts is empty

Can anyone suggest a way of writing this so that the Notice error
would not pop up when parts does not exist - or is it worth it to
write super clean code ?

Here is the code segment:
$struct = imap_fetchstruc ture($in, $mid);
$parts = $struct->parts;
$i = 0;
if (!$parts) { /* Simple message, only 1 piece */
$attachment = array(); /* No attachments */
$content = imap_body($in,$ mid );
}
else { /* Complicated message, multiple parts */
stuff-------
}

bill

if (isset($struct->parts)) { ...

And yes, it is worth it to write clean code.

Thank you

bill