I've read lots and lots of code, and many times i've come uppon the @$variable incident...
no matter how deeply i read the php manual or searched the support forums, i could't find any clue to what exactly '@' char does in front of a variable...
Anyone could shade some light?
babbos
Hi
If used as such;
@$foo = implode("foobar", $bar);
Then the "@" does the same as it would if placed as so;
$foo = @implode("foobar", $bar);
and simply tells implode not to print and warning messages and such.
Matt
