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List:       horde-dev
Subject:    [dev] @include instead of include
From:       steve <mailling () gmx ! co ! uk>
Date:       2003-12-26 11:46:53
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I don't get why we should use @include
It happens to me, but it can happen to others, it hides errors

Here is a patch ro move some from lib/Auth.php

diff -w -b -r1.105 Auth.php
179c179
<             @include_once HORDE_BASE . '/config/hooks.php';
---
 >             include_once HORDE_BASE . '/config/hooks.php';
206c206
<             @include_once HORDE_BASE . '/config/hooks.php';
---
 >             include_once HORDE_BASE . '/config/hooks.php';


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