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php Programming Glossary: debug_backtrace

Find out which class called a method in another class

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1214043/find-out-which-class-called-a-method-in-another-class

object php share improve this question you could use debug_backtrace a bit like this BTW take a look at the comments on the manual.. bar new Bar bar test class Bar public function test trace debug_backtrace if isset trace 1 trace 0 is ourself trace 1 is our caller and..

Get code line and file that's executing the current function in PHP?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1252529/get-code-line-and-file-thats-executing-the-current-function-in-php

php class Logger static public function log msg bt debug_backtrace caller array_shift bt echo caller 'file' echo caller 'line'.. fix this php share improve this question You can use debug_backtrace . http us3.php.net manual en function.debug backtrace.php So.. with strings. Here's a quick example function log msg bt debug_backtrace caller array_shift bt echo caller 'file' echo caller 'line'..

Print PHP Call Stack

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1423157/print-php-call-stack

If you want to generate a backtrace you are looking for debug_backtrace and or debug_print_backtrace . The first one will for instance..

Caller function in PHP 5?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/190421/caller-function-in-php-5

a given function php share improve this question See debug_backtrace this can trace your call stack all the way to the top Here's.. the way to the top Here's how you'd get your caller trace debug_backtrace caller array_shift trace echo Called by caller 'function' if..

How to get name of calling function/method in PHP?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2110732/how-to-get-name-of-calling-function-method-in-php

of calling function method in PHP I am aware of function debug_backtrace but I am looking for some ready to use implementation of function.. 5 190426#190426 php share improve this question The debug_backtrace function is the only way to know this if you're lazy it's one..

How do I catch a PHP Fatal Error

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/277224/how-do-i-catch-a-php-fatal-error

format_error errno errstr errfile errline trace print_r debug_backtrace false true content table thead bgcolor '#c8c8c8' th Item th..

Getting the name of a child class in the parent class (static context)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/283004/getting-the-name-of-a-child-class-in-the-parent-class-static-context

in php4 you could implement a terrible hack examine the debug_backtrace but that method does not work in PHP5. references # 30423 #..

php: determine where function was called from

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2960805/php-determine-where-function-was-called-from

function calls share improve this question You can use debug_backtrace . Example php function epic a b fail a . ' ' . b function fail.. epic a b fail a . ' ' . b function fail string backtrace debug_backtrace print_r backtrace epic 'Hello' 'World' Output Array 0 Array..

PHP equivalent of friend or internal

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/317835/php-equivalent-of-friend-or-internal

'MyFriend' 'OtherFriend' public function __get key trace debug_backtrace if isset trace 1 'class' in_array trace 1 'class' this __friends.. . key E_USER_ERROR public function __set key value trace debug_backtrace if isset trace 1 'class' in_array trace 1 'class' this __friends..

function name($param, $line = __LINE__, $file = __FILE__) {};

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3387320/function-nameparam-line-line-file-file

share improve this question The only way would be using debug_backtrace but as the name says it is for debugging. Your code should not..

PHP debug_backtrace in production code?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/346703/php-debug-backtrace-in-production-code

debug_backtrace in production code Is there a compelling reason to not use.. production code Is there a compelling reason to not use debug_backtrace for the sole purpose of determining the calling method's class.. for elegance. One highly convoluted reason not to use debug_backtrace for application logic is it's possible some future developer..

How do I enable error reporting in PHP? [duplicate]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6575482/how-do-i-enable-error-reporting-in-php