Re: Req #67860 [NEW]: Throw an "acceptable" exception

I love this one! How about a marker interface instead of a new keyword? class DivisionByZero extends Exception implements CasualException ... El ago 18, 2014 10:13 PM, "david dot proweb at gmail dot com" < php-bugs@lists.php.net> escribió: > From: david dot proweb at gmail dot com > Operating system: Irrelevant > PHP version: Irrelevant > Package: PHP Language Specification > Bug Type: Feature/Change Request > Bug description:Throw an "acceptable" exception > > Description: > ------------ > Imagine that you do ($a / $b), but $b is zero. > So you will receives "Warning: Division by zero.". > > You can avoid that by doing @($a / $b), something like that. > > But imagine if PHP can thrown an exception that not need be captured. > It is: you can, optionally, capture that, but if not, will only thrown a > notice, instead of warning. > > // Supposing that it is the PHP division constructor: > function php_div($a, $b) { > if($b === 0) { > throw casual new Exception("Division by zero."); > } > > return $a / $b; > } > > // So if I do: > 5 / 0; // Notice: Division by zero. > > // But I can do: > try { 5 / 0; } > catch(Exception $e) { ... } // Avoid notice. > > // Or even: > @(5 / 0); // Avoid casual Exception. > > -- > > User can throw casual exceptions too. > For instance: > > function name_fix($name) { > ... > if(name_uncommon($name)) { > throw casual new Exception("This name is uncommon."); > } > ... > return $name_fixed; > } > > echo name_fix("David"); // David > echo name_fix("Hakuna Matata"); // Hakuna Matata + Notice > > // When you capture that, statement will be blocked. > try { echo name_fix("Hakuna Matata"); } > catch(Exception $e) { echo "The Hakuna Matata is so uncommon."; } > // -> The Hakuna Matata is so uncommon. (not echo name, not notice) > > -- > > Exception need a new property like boolean $isCasual > ($e->isCasual()). > > -- > > Note: apply it to "division by zero" is only to examplify my feature > request. > > > -- > Edit bug report at > https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=67860&edit=1 > -- > > > -- > PHP Naming Standardization Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > >