errors.php File Reference

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Namespaces
namespace	MythWeb
Enumerations
enum	FATAL
enum	ERROR
enum	WARNING
enum	E_ASSERT_ERROR
Functions
	assert_handler ($file, $line, $code)
	This user-defined assert handler just tosses a silent error out if it fails /*.
	error_type ($errno)
	Function to turn error numbers into strings.
	error_handler ($errno, $errstr, $errfile, $errline, $vars)
	This user-defined error handler supports the built-in error_reporting() function, and is basically just an expansion of the built-in error- handling routine.
	build_backtrace ($errno=null, $errstr=null, $errfile=null, $errline=null, $vars=null)
	Build and return a human-readable backtrace message.
	email_backtrace ($backtrace=null, $errfile=null, $errline=null, $subject="Backtrace")
	Email a backtrace.

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum FATAL

Definition at line 30 of file errors.php.

enum ERROR

Definition at line 31 of file errors.php.

enum WARNING

Definition at line 32 of file errors.php.

enum E_ASSERT_ERROR

Definition at line 33 of file errors.php.

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Function Documentation

assert_handler	(	$	file,
		$	line,
		$	code
	)

This user-defined assert handler just tosses a silent error out if it fails /*.

Definition at line 51 of file errors.php.

error_type

(

$

errno

)

Function to turn error numbers into strings.

Used in several locations to take the place of a global variable.

Parameters:

int

$errno The error number to look up.

Returns:

string Human-readable name for error number $errno. /*

Definition at line 62 of file errors.php.

Referenced by ff_er_frame_end().

error_handler	(	$	errno,
		$	errstr,
		$	errfile,
		$	errline,
		$	vars
	)

This user-defined error handler supports the built-in error_reporting() function, and is basically just an expansion of the built-in error- handling routine.

If it receives a fatal error (E_USER_ERROR or E_ERROR), it prints a more reassuring message to the viewer of the page and sends an email message to the address stored in Error_Email, which is defined in conf.php. /*

Definition at line 80 of file errors.php.

build_backtrace	(	$	errno = null,
		$	errstr = null,
		$	errfile = null,
		$	errline = null,
		$	vars = null
	)

Build and return a human-readable backtrace message.

Returns:

array containing the backtrace and an error serial /*

Definition at line 127 of file errors.php.

email_backtrace	(	$	backtrace = null,
		$	errfile = null,
		$	errline = null,
		$	subject = "Backtrace"
	)

Email a backtrace.

Parameters:

	string	$backtrace The text of the backtrace (or generate a new one).
	string	$errfile File the backtrace should reference.
	int	$errline Line in $errfile that the backtrace should reference.
	string	$subject Email subject tagline. /*

Definition at line 191 of file errors.php.