I have seen uses of
@
in front of certain functions, like the
following:
$fileHandle =
@fopen($fileName,
$writeAttributes);
What
is the use of this symbol?
I have seen uses of
@
in front of certain functions, like the
following:
$fileHandle =
@fopen($fileName,
$writeAttributes);
What
is the use of this symbol?
It
suppresses error messages — see href="http://php.net/manual/language.operators.errorcontrol.php"
rel="noreferrer">Error Control Operators in the PHP
manual.
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