Netbeans "variable seems to be uninitialized"

[The Little Guy]

In my Netbeans editor, I get this warning, when using a variable that is defined in an included file:

Variable $name seems to be uninitialized

 

Anyone know how to make Netbeans see that it is in fact initiated in the file that is being included?

 

config.php

<?php
$temp = new Template();

 

index.php

<?php
/** 
* @var $temp Template
*/
require_once "config.php";
$temp->display("index.tpl");

 

In my above example, in index.php $temp says Variable $temp seems to be uninitialized and yet it is but in the included file. adding the @var turns on auto complete, in the file for $temp, but the variable still shows it is uninitialized.

 

So, Anyone know how to turn it on in Netbeans?

[Philip]

I haven't seen an option for that, just to turn it off/on and what it should show as (warning, error, etc.). Would be nice, but I don't think there is one?

[The Little Guy]

Its weird, because when I type type it, Auto Complete even knows what file it is initiated in, but the editor doesn't...

[xyph]

That's really odd. I've never see that. Both files are in the same project?

 

 

[The Little Guy]

That's really odd. I've never see that. Both files are in the same project?

 

Yeah, they are both in the same project, but different locations, not sure if that matters:

 

/index.php

/includes/setup.php