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Constants defined in and used by PEAR_ErrorStack (Previous) add pear::iserror user information (Next) PEAR Manual PEAR base classes pear get error message PEAR base and errorhandling class PEAR_Exception PEAR_ErrorStack PEAR Error object System PEAR_Error [deprecated] pear mail get error Table of Contents PEAR_Error::addUserInfo() — add user information PEAR_Error::getCallback() — get callback function name PEAR_Error::getCode() — get error code PEAR_Error::getMessage() pear_error — get error message PEAR_Error::getMode() — get error mode PEAR_Error::getDebugInfo() — get debug information PEAR_Error::getType() — get error type PEAR_Error::getUserInfo() — get additional user-supplied information PEAR_Error::PEAR_Error() — constructor PEAR_Error::toString() — make string representation PEAR_Error is an object created by every function in
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PEAR in case of a failure. It provides information on why a function fails. How you get the object depends on PEAR::SetErrorHandling() Constants defined in and used by PEAR_ErrorStack (Previous) add user information (Next) Last updated: Sun, 23 Oct 2016 — Download Documentation Do you think that something on this page is wrong? Please file a bug report or add a note. View this page in: English User Notes: Note by: anrdaemon@freemail.ru 2008-09-01 20:11 UTC Who want actual exceptions support to packages like MDB2, try this: classePearErrorextendsException
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functionhttps://pear.php.net/manual/en/core.pear.pear-error.php class="function">PEAR::setErrorHandling ( integer $mode = null , mixed $options = null ) Description setErrorHandling() can be invoked as both a standard object method ($obj->setErrorHandling) and as a static method (PEAR::setErrorHandling). If called statically, PEAR::setErrorHandling() sets the default error https://pear.php.net/manual/en/core.pear.pear.seterrorhandling.php handling behaviour for all PEAR objects (global error handling behaviour). If called as an object method, $obj->setErrorHandling() sets the default error handling for only that object (local error handling behaviour). Parameter integer $mode - one of the following constants PEAR_ERROR_RETURN If an error occurs, a PEAR_Error is returned from the error-generation method (normally raiseError().) PEAR_ERROR_PRINT Like PEAR_ERROR_RETURN, but an error message will be printed additionally. PEAR_ERROR_TRIGGER Like PEAR_ERROR_RETURN, but the PHP builtin-function trigger_error() will be called in PEAR_Error's constructor with the error message. PEAR_ERROR_DIE The script will terminate and an error message will be printed on instantiation of a PEAR_Error. PEAR_ERROR_CALLBACK If a error occurs, the callback passed to $options is called. PEAR_ERROR_EXCEPTION If Zend Engine 2 is present, then an exception will be thrown usin
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