note 64023 deleted from function.set-error-handler by cmb

From: Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2019 07:35:23 +0000
Subject: note 64023 deleted from function.set-error-handler by cmb
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Note Submitter: docey ---- if you wan't to know the current error-handler set use something like this: $current_errorhandler = set_error_handler("myerrorhandler"); restore_error_handler(); this will set your custom error_handler and return the name of the previous set error handler. by calling restore_error_handler, you remove your custom error_handler and set the error_handler that was set back again. this way you can also switch back to php-default error-handler without knowing how many error-handler already are set, by using a loop till an empty string is returned. because an empty string means "no error-handler set" wich means php's default errorhandler is set back. like in this code below: function restore_phperrorhandler() { // get current error handler. $previous_errorhandler = set_error_handler("myerrorhandler"); restore_error_handler(); $max_loops = 20; $cur_loops = 0; // if current error handler is not already php's or fails. if(($previous_errorhandler != NULL) OR ($previous_errorhandler != "")){ while($previous_errorhandler != ""){ $cur_loops = $cur_loops + 1; // check if not exceeding infinit loop. if($cur_loops >= $max_loops){ trigger_error("Restoring exceeds max. loops.", E_USER_WARNING); return false; } //switch to previous handler. restore_error_handler(); // get its name and switch to it again. $previous_errorhandler = set_error_handler("myerrorhandler"); restore_error_handler(); // check if getting errorhandler failed. if($previous_errorhandler == NULL){ trigger_error("Failed to get prev. error handler", E_USER_WARNING); return false; // empty string = php-default error handler }elseif($previous_errorhandler == ""){ return true; } } }else{ trigger_error("Current Error-Handler is default.", E_USER_NOTICE); return true; } } this function will loop and return true when no error handler is left. leaving php-default handler in controll again. this is usefull if you want to disable your own error-handler but be sure that php's is handling your error's and not any other error-handler.

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