The function 'getMessage()' is missing in my PHP installation on Windows

I've managed to get some PHP scripts working on a Windows-XP
platform (under Apache webserver). I've got PHP v4.3.4.

And, I got the basic 'Pear' subsystem installed, at least enough
so that a script line:
require('DB.php');
now gets resolved.

But, when I get further down in the example PHP script, where I
encounter a function call from a line like:
echo $db->getMessage();
I get an error saying this function is undefined.

So, does this mean that something is still not installed/configured
correctly?
(I'm assuming that 'getMessage' support gets packaged along with the
basic 'Pear' DB stuff, right?)

TIA...

Dave

In answer to my own question, after some more snooping, I've concluded that
the function 'getMessage()' was deprecated and not present in newer 'Pear'
distributions. (So, I simply removed the client code invoking it.)

Cheers...

Dave



"David Cook" <(who wants to know?)> wrote in message
news:9LednZ-ALIU6egLd4p2dnA@comcast.com...
> I've managed to get some PHP scripts working on a Windows-XP
> platform (under Apache webserver). I've got PHP v4.3.4.
>
> And, I got the basic 'Pear' subsystem installed, at least enough
> so that a script line:
> require('DB.php');
> now gets resolved.
>
> But, when I get further down in the example PHP script, where I
> encounter a function call from a line like:
> echo $db->getMessage();
> I get an error saying this function is undefined.
>
> So, does this mean that something is still not installed/configured
> correctly?
> (I'm assuming that 'getMessage' support gets packaged along with the
> basic 'Pear' DB stuff, right?)
>
> TIA...
>
> Dave
>
>