php to throw error if split is found??

[calmchess]

Is there anyway for me to tell php to throw an errror if split is used......split has become depercated and is not included in php 6.0 so i need to change it out for explode.....problem is i don't know what pages use split anymore so i want to make split an error or notice condition then surf my pages waiting for the error to occur so i know where split is used.

[oni-kun]

Is there anyway for me to tell php to throw an errror if split is used......split has become depercated and is not included in php 6.0 so i need to change it out for explode.....problem is i don't know what pages use split anymore so i want to make split an error or notice condition then surf my pages waiting for the error to occur so i know where split is used.

 

Turn error reporting to strict at the top of your page, and it will list the deprecation error:

ini_set("display_errors", "1");
error_reporting(E_STRICT);

 

You can as well with error reporting write the errors to log.

[calmchess]

if i turn on strict in php.ini will this also show the deprected error also if i don't use a version of php that its deprecated in will it still throw an error if i have strict turned on?

[trq]

Surely searching your source code would be simpler?

 

find src/ -type f -name '*.php' -exec grep 'split' -Hn {} \; > splitlist.txt

 

Hell, you could even replace it right there and then (maybe after taking a look at splitlist.txt).

 

find src/ -type f -name '*.php' -exec sed -i -e 's/split/explode/g' {} \;

[calmchess]

yeah i'm thinking searching would be better too......I just have to search over 100 pages just looking for a simpler way. *shrugs* nothing like brute force.

[trq]

The code above doesn't get much simpler.

[calmchess]

oh yeah lol @ me ............i'll load it to my linux o/s and use your search  script.....i'm gonna turn it into a shell script for future use thankyou