There are actually _recoverable_ fatal errors (really), which sfErrorHandler
DOES catch
If you see an error like that with sfErrorHandler installed, it HAS caught it -
and flushed the error from the output buffer. It's not possible to do much more
than that in the case of a non-recoverable
This is because the php engine shuts down completely when a fatal
error is encountered.
Symfony doesn't get to do anything after that point. What the error
handler really handles are Exceptions, not fatal errors.
Daniel
On May 10, 10:14 am, nurikabe eaow...@gmail.com wrote:
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