Hi all,
Following a little discussion on a PR in the CMF, I notice that there
doesn't seem to be a coding standard for formatting exception message strings.
Within Symfony the majority of messages are formatted with sprintf,
whilst some are inline, e.g.
sprintf
throw new AclAlreadyExistsException(sprintf('%s is already associated with
an ACL.', $oid));
inline
throw new \RuntimeException('Execution failed with return code:
'.$code.'.');
So, my question is: Should the coding standard be changed to say that
exception messages should be formatted with sprintf?
Cheers
Dan
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