Pierre schrieb:
When a method or function uses the strict typing, it is on purpose. It
is documented (self documented and hopefully using normal docs). There
is no need of error handling, it is an usage error and should raise a
E_{whatever}, be happy, it will not be fatal as it is now in all these
OO strictness (with or without good reasons :).
Sorry, but I don't understand you. Why is there no need of error
handling? Clearly, it's a runtime error, which I either have to handle
or I have my program "crash" at some nonsense value. Wouldn't exactly
make me happy ;-)
Regards,
Stefan
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