Hi moodlers...
I need to find print_user_picture funtion. It isn't in moodlelib file. Please, Where is it?
Luis De Sousa
lib/weblib.php
You can always find it yourself:
[root@anet ~]# cd /path_to_your/moodle
[root@anet moodle]# grep -r "function print_user_picture" .
./lib/weblib.php:function print_user_picture($user, $courseid, $picture=NULL, $size=0, $return=false, $link=true, $target='', $alttext=true) {
Robert > You can always find it yourself: [root@anet ~]# cd /path_to_your/moodle
Or, if like me you use a "standard" Windows platform and shy away from the "prehistoric" command line, you can use one of many utilities which enable you to search for strings within a set of files. I have been using for a long time and I can recommend:
Total Commander (not free but excellent value for the money)
PSPad (freeware)
Joseph
Or if like me you shy away from the 'prehistoric' idea of using separate GUI tools to find a function in your source code, then when looking at your source file that includes the call to print_user_picture in Eclipse, you hold down Ctrl and click on the print_user_picture call so that it jumps instantly to the function definition 
Seriously, apart from an attempt to rewrite prehistory, this post is just to point out one of the good reasons for using an integrated development environment that knows about all the files in your project. Doesn't specifically have to be Eclipse: any others will all have this kind of feature, along with the standard global file search (and replace, and regular expression search/replace).
--sam
PS Is this post a case for a sister site to JFGI? (In this case, just****inggrepit.com - doesn't exist! Business opportunity there...)
Seriously, apart from an attempt to rewrite prehistory, this post is just to point out one of the good reasons for using an integrated development environment that knows about all the files in your project. Doesn't specifically have to be Eclipse: any others will all have this kind of feature, along with the standard global file search (and replace, and regular expression search/replace).
--sam
PS Is this post a case for a sister site to JFGI? (In this case, just****inggrepit.com - doesn't exist! Business opportunity there...)
Hi Sam,
Thanks for taking the bait of the "prehistoric command line".
And I'll add that I do use ECLIPSE and I agree that its integrated hyperlinking system to function calls is great.
Joseph
Thanks for taking the bait of the "prehistoric command line".
And I'll add that I do use ECLIPSE and I agree that its integrated hyperlinking system to function calls is great.Joseph
Also, there are several tools that build an index over the source code and then allow you to search faster than grep. I am happy with Linux tools ctags and cscope. They can be integrated into my favourite editor (ViM) easily. Beside looking for where the function is defined, I am also able to search where a function is called from, what function are called by a given function etc.