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 <html><b><span style="color:blue">$variable<span style="color:black"></b></html>:  Variable to check for existence((Multiple parameters are not supported as in mainline PHP)) <html><b><span style="color:blue">$variable<span style="color:black"></b></html>:  Variable to check for existence((Multiple parameters are not supported as in mainline PHP))
  
-====Return Value====+====Return Values====
  
 <html><b><span style="color:green">Integer<span style="color:black"></b></html>:  1 (true) if variable exists, 0 (false) if variable does not exist <html><b><span style="color:green">Integer<span style="color:black"></b></html>:  1 (true) if variable exists, 0 (false) if variable does not exist
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 ====Notes==== ====Notes====
  
-There is no way to unset a variable once it has been set (except to exit the local scope or script where it was defined). Unlike mainline PHP, uPHP does not have a construct ''unset()'' or the constant ''null''. Unlike many other programming languages, you cannot simply remove a variable by setting it equal to nothing, such as by trying the statement ''$x=;''((As tested on a Wattmon Pro with firmware 1.1051 the statement ''$x=;'' causes a Watchdog Timeout error and a reboot of the Wattmon)).+There is no way to unset a variable once it has been set (except to exit the local scope or script where it was defined). Unlike mainline PHP, uPHP does not have a construct ''unset()'' or the constant ''null''. Unlike many other programming languages, you cannot simply remove a variable by setting it equal to nothing, such as by trying the statement ''$x=;''((As tested on a [[hardware:wattmons:WattmonPRO]] with firmware 1.1051 the statement ''$x=;'' causes a Watchdog Timeout error and a reboot of the Wattmon)).
  
 Also note that the uPHP [[isset()]] does not always generate a parsing error if the parameter is not a variable((See http://php.net/manual/en/function.isset.php where it says "Warning: isset() only works with variables as passing anything else will result in a parse error.")). All of these examples will return 0: Also note that the uPHP [[isset()]] does not always generate a parsing error if the parameter is not a variable((See http://php.net/manual/en/function.isset.php where it says "Warning: isset() only works with variables as passing anything else will result in a parse error.")). All of these examples will return 0:
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