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Jul 16th, 2009 15:25
forum net tr, Wouter van Vliet, Ryan, http://nl.php.net/manual/en/function.debug-backtrace.php
Yes. For a complete traceback of all places your script were before it arrived at the place you want to know where you were simply call debug_backtrace(); It will return a multidimensional array containing the function, line, file, class, type and args (where appropriate). So, if you want to know from where your function (or subroutine) is called you'll need the second (index 1) item in the array. The first (index 0) contains information about the function from where debug_backtrace() is called. Note: requires PHP 4.3.0 or higher full forum http://www.forumnettr.com/forum/ secilmis youtube videolari http://www.youtubevideolari.net/ youtube videos online video izle tr tube http://www.videotrtube.com/ firmalar sirketler rehberi http://www.sirketfirmarehberi.com/ firma sirket rehberi adres telefon bilgileri full program full oyun http://www.forumnettr.com/