Thomas Bruederli schrieb:
Making RoundCube notice-free would require us to change hundreds of line of code including 3rd party libs. PHP will grumble on every access to a uninitialized var and when testing for an undefined array index.
To reduce programming code (and effort!) to a minimum, it's better to mute notices. Real problems are still reported as warning or error.
I know why there is an option to control the logging output :) . But still this is a bad coding style to ignore even just notices. And like i wrote before in rare cases a notice is a result of an (semantic) programming-error before. Since in most cases one must just add a "isset($X)" i think this is not so big problem. If this is too much (too annoying, useless) for you main coder to do i can do this. _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/