On Fri, Feb 20, 2004 at 06:49:03PM +0100, Georg Richter wrote:
> What the heck are you doing??
>
> Georg
Converting examples to the "preferred method"s of doing something...
quotes from the CS:
> ERROR HANDLING
>
> This section isn't yet complete but there are three main ways to
> implement error handling in the PHP manual:
>
> a) Use of the 'or' operator.
>
> This is okay for development code but not ideal for production as use
> of 'or' is rather limiting. An example use:
>
> foobar($lname) or die(...);
>
> b) A boolean check, along with {braces}
>
> This allows additional expressions inside the {braces} but requires
> more code. This is the preferred method. An example use:
>
> if (!foobar($lname)) {
> ...
> exit;
> }
>
> d) trigger_error()
>
> There is debate on whether to use trigger_error() in the examples fo for
> now, do not use it (at least until the error handling docs are updated).
> 3. Use single quotes ' when appropriate.
And some examples weren't working.
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Regards,
Stefan Walk
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