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Subject: Re: Long awaited line directive
From: pollita@php.net ("Sara Golemon")

>  attached is a patch that brings the '#line' directive to php.
> This is especially usefull for parser generators or any other
> code shuffling/generator tools. Any opinions? If nothing speaks
> against i'd like to commit this before heading towards OSCON
> be end of next week. (oatch is against head of course).
>
Marcus-

  Thanks for pounding this out, I think this is an excellently timed 
counterpart to the four letter word and should serve code generators very 
well.  One minor thought I'd offer up is an option INI setting to disable 
creation of the opcode.  This allows the #line directives to be used in 
dev/debug environments without causing an impact for production servers 
during execution.  It's not a major performance hit, but it's something.

-Sara