stack tracing

[Jon Slaughter]

Is there anything in php that lets me trace the call stack or do I have to
implement something like that on my own?

e.g., I could insert somethign like $callstack[sizeof($callstack)] =
__FUNCTION__; at the top of every function and
unset($callstack[sizeof($callstack)-1]);

So that I could trace the to code to where an error occured and know the
function "path" that created it. Of course its probalby not worth it if I
have to clutter up all the code very every return statement will need to
have that coupled with it.

Thanks,
Jon

[=?ISO-8859-15?Q?Oliver_Gr=E4tz?=]

Jon Slaughter schrieb:

Is there anything in php that lets me trace the call stack or do I have to
implement something like that on my own?

How about googling for "php call stack"?

*SCNR*

OLLi

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[gosha bine]

On 14.05.2007 04:00 Oliver Grätz wrote:

Jon Slaughter schrieb:

>Is there anything in php that lets me trace the call stack or do I have to
implement something like that on my own?

How about googling for "php call stack"?

*SCNR*

OLLi

Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)

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[gosha bine]

On 14.05.2007 02:06 Jon Slaughter wrote:

Is there anything in php that lets me trace the call stack or do I have to
implement something like that on my own?

e.g., I could insert somethign like $callstack[sizeof($callstack)] =
__FUNCTION__; at the top of every function and
unset($callstack[sizeof($callstack)-1]);

So that I could trace the to code to where an error occured and know the
function "path" that created it. Of course its probalby not worth it if I
have to clutter up all the code very every return statement will need to
have that coupled with it.

Thanks,
Jon

hi, look for debug_backtrace in manual

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blok ~ http://www.tagarga.com/blok

[Schraalhans Keukenmeester]

At Mon, 14 May 2007 10:13:43 +0200, gosha bine let his monkeys type:

On 14.05.2007 04:00 Oliver Grätz wrote:

>Jon Slaughter schrieb:

>>Is there anything in php that lets me trace the call stack or do I
have to implement something like that on my own?

How about googling for "php call stack"?

*SCNR*

OLLi

Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)

You could try a php debugger, such as Gubed, Xdebug.

[Toby A Inkster]

Jon Slaughter wrote:

So that I could trace the to code to where an error occured and know the
function "path" that created it.

Use Exceptions:

throw new Exception("Argh!");

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[Jerry Stuckle]

gosha bine wrote:

On 14.05.2007 04:00 Oliver Grätz wrote:

>Jon Slaughter schrieb:

>>Is there anything in php that lets me trace the call stack or do I
have to implement something like that on my own?

How about googling for "php call stack"?

*SCNR*

OLLi

Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)

Take a look at debug_backtrace();

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[=?ISO-8859-15?Q?Oliver_Gr=E4tz?=]

gosha bine schrieb:

>How about googling for "php call stack"?

*SCNR*

Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)

I switched my Google settings to the original english google.com to
check this BEFORE answering so don't try to pull one on me. Result
number 2 is

http://www.php.net/debug_backtrace

OLLi

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[gosha bine]

Oliver Grätz wrote:

gosha bine schrieb:

>>How about googling for "php call stack"?

*SCNR*

Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)

I switched my Google settings to the original english google.com to
check this BEFORE answering so don't try to pull one on me. Result
number 2 is

http://www.php.net/debug_backtrace

OLLi

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22php+call+stack%22
isn't that what you said?

if you rtfm someone, be prepared to be rtfm'd yourself. ;)


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blok ~ http://www.tagarga.com/blok

[Schraalhans Keukenmeester]

At Mon, 14 May 2007 23:06:05 +0200, gosha bine let his monkeys type:

Oliver Grätz wrote:

>gosha bine schrieb:

>>>How about googling for "php call stack"?

*SCNR*
Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)

I switched my Google settings to the original english google.com to
check this BEFORE answering so don't try to pull one on me. Result
number 2 is

http://www.php.net/debug_backtrace

OLLi

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22php+call+stack%22
isn't that what you said?

if you rtfm someone, be prepared to be rtfm'd yourself. ;)

Gosha, I'm not sure what your gripe with Olli or his reply to OP is, but
on my system and ENGLISH google it's the 2nd hit (probably since a few
here checked the link). So his reply hit the mark, I suppose. Perhaps you
checked in a non-enlish version? Or are ou referring to something
completely different (in which case I apologize for the confusion)

Sh.

[Jon Slaughter]

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Oliver Grätz wrote:

>gosha bine schrieb:

>>>How about googling for "php call stack"?

*SCNR*
Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)

I switched my Google settings to the original english google.com to
check this BEFORE answering so don't try to pull one on me. Result
number 2 is

http://www.php.net/debug_backtrace

OLLi

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22php+call+stack%22
isn't that what you said?

if you rtfm someone, be prepared to be rtfm'd yourself. ;)

Technically your right!! I think Oliver owes you an apology ;)

[Toby A Inkster]

Schraalhans Keukenmeester wrote:

Gosha, I'm not sure what your gripe with Olli or his reply to OP is, but
on my system and ENGLISH google it's the 2nd hit (probably since a few
here checked the link). So his reply hit the mark, I suppose. Perhaps you
checked in a non-enlish version? Or are ou referring to something
completely different (in which case I apologize for the confusion)

http://www.google.com/search?q=php+call+stack
-vs-
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22php+call+stack%22

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[Schraalhans Keukenmeester]

At Tue, 15 May 2007 06:19:37 +0100, Toby A Inkster let his monkeys type:

Schraalhans Keukenmeester wrote:

>Gosha, I'm not sure what your gripe with Olli or his reply to OP is, but
on my system and ENGLISH google it's the 2nd hit (probably since a few
here checked the link). So his reply hit the mark, I suppose. Perhaps you
checked in a non-enlish version? Or are ou referring to something
completely different (in which case I apologize for the confusion)

http://www.google.com/search?q=php+call+stack
-vs-
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22php+call+stack%22

Yep, I missed that. Not sure that's what Olli intended by "php call stack"
but it's feasable one would use the quoted string.
Thanks for clearing that up Toby!

I'll crawl back under my rock now.
Sh.

[gosha bine]

On 15.05.2007 01:13 Schraalhans Keukenmeester wrote:

At Mon, 14 May 2007 23:06:05 +0200, gosha bine let his monkeys type:

>Oliver Grätz wrote:

>>gosha bine schrieb:
How about googling for "php call stack"?
>
*SCNR*
Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)
I switched my Google settings to the original english google.com to
check this BEFORE answering so don't try to pull one on me. Result
number 2 is

http://www.php.net/debug_backtrace

OLLi

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22php+call+stack%22
isn't that what you said?

if you rtfm someone, be prepared to be rtfm'd yourself. ;)

Gosha, I'm not sure what your gripe with Olli or his reply to OP is, but
on my system and ENGLISH google it's the 2nd hit (probably since a few
here checked the link). So his reply hit the mark, I suppose. Perhaps you
checked in a non-enlish version? Or are ou referring to something
completely different (in which case I apologize for the confusion)

Sh.

Schraalhans,

I have no gripe with Olli personally, I just don't like "google for xyz"
kind of replies. They do nothing but show disrespect to OP and to the
group as whole. Hope you understand this.

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blok ~ http://www.tagarga.com/blok

[Schraalhans Keukenmeester]

At Tue, 15 May 2007 10:03:29 +0200, gosha bine let his monkeys type:

On 15.05.2007 01:13 Schraalhans Keukenmeester wrote:

>At Mon, 14 May 2007 23:06:05 +0200, gosha bine let his monkeys type:

>>Oliver Grätz wrote:
gosha bine schrieb:
>How about googling for "php call stack"?
>>
>*SCNR*
Well, this brings up 4 links none of which have to do with the question.
Got another google? ;)
I switched my Google settings to the original english google.com to
check this BEFORE answering so don't try to pull one on me. Result
number 2 is

http://www.php.net/debug_backtrace

OLLi

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22php+call+stack%22
isn't that what you said?

if you rtfm someone, be prepared to be rtfm'd yourself. ;)

Gosha, I'm not sure what your gripe with Olli or his reply to OP is, but
on my system and ENGLISH google it's the 2nd hit (probably since a few
here checked the link). So his reply hit the mark, I suppose. Perhaps you
checked in a non-enlish version? Or are ou referring to something
completely different (in which case I apologize for the confusion)

Sh.

Schraalhans,

I have no gripe with Olli personally, I just don't like "google for xyz"
kind of replies. They do nothing but show disrespect to OP and to the
group as whole. Hope you understand this.

I see what you mean Gosha. Personally I lean towards sympathizing
with the one writing such a response to a question that OP simply could at
least have tried to find an answer to. Some people (if the shoe fits....)
tend to (ab)use newsgroups as their first source of information.
How to tell them to do their homework first next time is a matter of
personal preference, mood of the day, social skills, the desire to
please, the weather perhaps and then some. With you I am all for a polite
approach, unless someone clearly and repeatedly disregards any advice
given. And yes, I know using the plonk button in these cases is better
than writing a flame, but sometimes the itch is too intense not to scratch
it.

Thanks for your explanation Gosha!
Sh.

P.S. Jon, have you by now found what you were looking for? In the "heat of
the debate" the threat wandered off a little...

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gosha bine schrieb:

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22php+call+stack%22
isn't that what you said?

Nope. Strings in PHP have to be enclosed in quotes (and we are talking
PHP, aren't we?). So if I wanted him to search for the exact term "php
call stack", then I would have told him to google for '"php call stack"'
or "\"php call stack \"". Since I didn't...

OLLi
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apologize in advance for the heavy dose of irony we’re about to
participate in."
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[Toby A Inkster]

gosha bine wrote:

I have no gripe with Olli personally, I just don't like "google for xyz"
kind of replies.

If people don't want answers like "Google for XYZ" then they should Google
for XYZ before they ask the question.

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[=?UTF-8?B?T2xpdmVyIEdyw6R0eg==?=]

Toby A Inkster schrieb:

If people don't want answers like "Google for XYZ" then they should Google
for XYZ before they ask the question.

Thanks.

OLLi

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