On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Marcus Börger wrote:
+This can be done automaticall with the use of php_error_docref. Where the
+docref parameter is either NULL or a manual reference describing the
+error in detail. This must be an external url started by http://; or
+the name of a manual page without the file extension but with an optional
+target anchor. In case of NULL the reference is generated from the
+function being executed:
+
+php_error_docref(function.name#error TSRMLS_CC, E_WHATEVER, Desc.);
+
+You may use php_error_docref1/2 to display the executed functionname
+followed by one or two important parameters. For example file base
+functions should display the name of the file opened:
+
+php_error_docref1(function.fopen, filename TSRMLS_CC, E_WHATEVER,
Desc.);
+php_error_docref2(function.copy, file_source, file_dest, param2
TSRMLS_CC, E_WHATEVER, Desc.);
Marcus --
Looks good. Here is a suggested revision. I think it makes things a
little clearer to people who aren't familiar with the error handling
functions.
This can be done automatically using php_error_docref(). The first
parameter, docref, is either NULL or URL of a page in the PHP manual
describing the error in detail.
If you pass NULL, the reference is generated from the name of the
function being executed:
php_error_docref(function.name#error TSRMLS_CC, E_WHATEVER, Desc.);
If you pass a URL, it can either be a full URL beginning with
http://:
php_error_docref(http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.name#error.php;
TSRMLS_CC, E_WHATEVER, Desc.);
Or the name of a manual page without the file extension, but with an
optional target anchor:
php_error_docref(function.name#error TSRMLS_CC, E_WHATEVER, Desc.);
To display the one or two important parameters after the function
name, use php_error_docref1() or php_error_docref2(). For example,
file functions should display the name of the file opened:
php_error_docref1(function.fopen, filename
TSRMLS_CC, EWHATEVER, Desc.);
php_error_docref2(function.fopen, file_source, file_destination
TSRMLS_CC, EWHATEVER, Desc.);
-adam
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