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I know you can use @ to suppress errors.
But is there anyway you can make php ignore @ ?
In my case, I have to use a 3th party script that uses @, the script is huge and I’m having a hard time finding out where it dies.
When you use the PHP Xdebug extension you can ignore the error control operator
@by using this config setting:This disables the @ (shut-up) operator so that notices, warnings and errors are no longer hidden.