fpdf2 #46

                return;
            }
            $size = \strlen($fc);
            $time = false !== \filemtime($file) ? \filemtime($file) : \time();
            $date = @\date('YmdHisO', $time);
Adding "@" before \date('YmdHisO', $time) prevents warning and errors during this function execution from being displayed.

If you need to do that, you should probably implement a better way to qualify and recover from errors, using Exceptions.
Time to fix: about 4 hours
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                                    Last edited Fri, 10 Jan 2025 09:49:24 +0000 by Andreas Müller
                    
            $md = 'D:' . \substr($date, 0, -2) . "'" . \substr($date, -2) . "'";
            $this->putNewObj();
            $info['n'] = $this->objectNumber;
            $this->put('<<');