Am 11.11.2011 12:53, schrieb Anthony Ferrara:
Would it not be possible that the autoloader mechanism catch all
exceptions
made by any autoloader which fails to load a class. Only if none of
the
register autoloaders can load the requested class the autoloader
mechanism
throws an AutoloadException with all the catched exceptions. This
behaviour
should be controllable by the users environment. So if using an
autoloader(e.g. from a library) which throws an exception, but the
user
doesn't use exceptions in his environment, he should be able to
deactivate
the exceptions thrown by the autoloader mechanism. I think this
behaviour
has the greatest advantages for both worlds. This one which needs
exceptions
to shut down the application in an ordered way, and for these
relying on
PHPs way to handle the autoloading error.
Sure, it would be possible. But that would also be a BC break. It
may be worth it (not sure), but still. An interesting idea...
If no one of the core devs has objections against it, I can write a RFC
for this feature!?
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