When to use exception, or When not to use exception
| From: | js | Date: | Wed, 21 Feb 2007 16:28:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | When to use exception, or When not to use exception | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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Hello list,
Recently I upgraded my dev environment and started to use PHP5 at last!
Compared with the former one, PHP5 rocks in many ways.
So I love it so much, but sadly, I don't exactly know when to use exception.
I'm never used to use Java, or languages that support exceptin
so I have to learn the usage..
So, my question is
When to use, or when not to use exception?
Now I'm using exception in 99% to handle errors because it's easier and cleaner.
The only problem I have using exception instead of normal
"if-error-then" method is
that I have to define logs of Exception-derived classes to effectively
handling erros.
It's cumbersome but not so bad compared with traditional error handling.
Any suggestions, personal guidelines, tutoriral, documentation would
be greatly appriciated.