Sorry to jump in the middle of a conversation, but I just wanted to
say that I personally use trigger_error() quite often.
Me too, I use it for warnings, notices, and errors
that cannot be remedied.
In my programs I also simulate custom error codes. The first
part of the error string lo
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 01:04:00 -0500, you wrote:
>As for custom error codes, I'm not sure how these would be handled in
>PHP... In fact, I'm not entirely convince that we really should have
>this sort of thing (i.e. trigger_error()). In my experience (and maybe
>I'm unique) I have never actually use
I've been cut off from my e-mail since Thursday, so I'm going to have to
play catch-up a little here...
Issue #1: Maxim's Error handling suggestions
I completely agree with the concept of language-specific errors. I'll be
happy to implement a system on that. However before we do that I think
wh
I quite like Maxim's ideas myself.
+1
--- Maxim Maletsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I will start laying out some my thoughts to hopefully get a
> discussion towards working on the complete error reporting logic.
> I had an extensive experience implementing custom errors, so
> approve or disapp
Guys,
I have been following the thread about error reporting thing and, I
think, it is all going off route.
Of course, the ideas John and Marcus working on both are very nice, they seem
to make many interested. But PHP's error reporting itself is very
limited. So, as often mentioned in past, t
