Re: [PHP] Debug code

[Jason Sheets]

You can write a sed or awk or perl script that will automatically remove 
your debug statements as long as they follow some form of convention.  
You could also write a form of preprocessor in this way that would also 
include files, perform substitutions, etc if you had the time.

I have a sed script that automatically converts smarty tags from {* to 
<!--{* for easier editing by end-user's and one that converts them back 
for easier editing by me :-).

Jason

Jay Blanchard wrote:

[snip]
I have a large PHP application that has a ton of statements like the
first
email for catching problems. I would like to 'automatically' remove them
before I ship the code to eliminate the extra size. I can do it in C,
C++,
VB but I don't know if it can be done in PHP.
[/snip]
Whoever created the code added the debug statements. PHP is interpreted
by the Zend/PHP engine and therefore does not have a preprocessor. If
you wish to remove said code you must do it by hand.
 

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