"re-throw" from custom error handler? error patterns?
| From: | kellan | Date: | Thu, 09 Jan 2003 20:23:51 +0000 |
| Subject: | "re-throw" from custom error handler? error patterns? | ||
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I was wondering is it possible to "re-throw" an error that one has caught with a
custom error handler if, for example, I only wanted to deal with the errors
generated by the library I was working on? Or perhaps some way to only catch a
custom defined error type?
I suppose I'm trying to overload the trigger_error method to work like
exceptions and perhap that isn't the appropiate thing to do.
Is there a consensed upon pattern for dealing with error conditions in PHP? I'm
finding that using trigger_error was very natural for me as the author of a
tool/library (Magpie an RSS parser) but it makes it very difficult for my users
to cope with the errors.
Thanks,
Kellan