Hi!
Why do we need this check here, wouldn't it already be executed by the
internal error handler?
IIRC, it plays kind of opposite to what happens to the error handler -
if display_errors is on, nothing is printed, in order not to put that
error message into wrong context. I'm not sure it's that useful, but I
remember somebody asking for it. My personal opinion is that running
production server with display_errors=on means one already have shot
oneself in the foot, but you know. IIRC there are some other places
which do the same.
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