I'm examining someone else's code and can't seem to find an answer on
the Internet regarding a parameter he's using
[at] useraccount["membership"]. What is the [at] symbol for?

I think I finally found it. Is it simply to suppress error messages?
Is that the only use for the [at] symbol in front of all variables?


powellgg [at] masters.edu wrote:
> I'm examining someone else's code and can't seem to find an answer on
> the Internet regarding a parameter he's using
> [at] useraccount["membership"]. What is the [at] symbol for?

I think I finally found it. Is it simply to suppress error messages?
Is that the only use for the [at] symbol in front of all variables?


powellgg [at] masters.edu wrote:
> I'm examining someone else's code and can't seem to find an answer on
> the Internet regarding a parameter he's using
> [at] useraccount["membership"]. What is the [at] symbol for?

I think I finally found it. Is it simply to suppress error messages?
Is that the only use for the [at] symbol in front of all variables?


powellgg [at] masters.edu wrote:
> I'm examining someone else's code and can't seem to find an answer on
> the Internet regarding a parameter he's using
> [at] useraccount["membership"]. What is the [at] symbol for?

powellgg [at] masters.edu wrote:
> I think I finally found it. Is it simply to suppress error messages?
> Is that the only use for the [at] symbol in front of all variables?
>
>
> powellgg [at] masters.edu wrote:
>> I'm examining someone else's code and can't seem to find an answer on
>> the Internet regarding a parameter he's using
>> [at] useraccount["membership"]. What is the [at] symbol for?
>

If used in PHP part, while it's a sql-variable if used in the SQL part.

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//Aho