On Wed, 2008-02-06 at 23:37 -0800, Prabath Kumarasinghe wrote:
Does that mean for every exception do we have to write
our custom exception and describe it from our own
message
No, it means that when you want to throw a meaningful exception, you
need to type in a message. I mentioned custom
Understood, Thanks Paul
Cheers
Prabath
--- Paul Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2008-02-06 at 23:37 -0800, Prabath
Kumarasinghe wrote:
Does that mean for every exception do we have to
write
our custom exception and describe it from our own
message
No, it means that when
On Thu, 2008-02-07 at 00:20 -0800, Prabath Kumarasinghe wrote:
Understood, Thanks Paul
Pleasure, but please don't top post, it makes it really hard to follow a
thread easily. Most people on this list take time out from their really
busy day jobs to help out, and the more time that everyone
Does that mean for every exception do we have to write
our custom exception and describe it from our own
message
If you mean Do I have to write custom exception classes?, the no. You
could just use the PHP Exception class.
Eg.
class DBException extends Exception {}
try {
$connection =
// ...
That's from memory, so there may be a few errors.
Seems there was. Try this:
class DBException extends Exception {}
try {
$connection = mysql_connect(...);
if (!$connection) {
throw new DBException('Failed to connect to database');
}
// Database exception
Hi All
I'm little bit confusing with PHP exception handling.
Could you able to explain how to put try{} and
catch(){} in a proper way in PHP. I had already read
php exception manual but it didn't help me to get
exact idea about exception handling in php.
Cheers
Prabath
On Wed, 2008-02-06 at 22:52 -0800, Prabath Kumarasinghe wrote:
Hi All
I'm little bit confusing with PHP exception handling.
Could you able to explain how to put try{} and
catch(){} in a proper way in PHP. I had already read
php exception manual but it didn't help me to get
exact idea
I'm little bit confusing with PHP exception
handling.
Could you able to explain how to put try{} and
catch(){} in a proper way in PHP. I had already
read
php exception manual but it didn't help me to get
exact idea about exception handling in php.
Well, its pretty simple really
On Wed, 2008-02-06 at 23:10 -0800, Prabath Kumarasinghe wrote:
Is this following code work in PHP if mysql_connect
fails.
try{
mysql_connect('localhost','user','');
}catch(Exception $e){
echo $e-getMessage();
Probably not. I don't think that the mysql functions throw exceptions on
Does that mean for every exception do we have to write
our custom exception and describe it from our own
message
Cheers
Prabath
--- Paul Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2008-02-06 at 23:10 -0800, Prabath
Kumarasinghe wrote:
Is this following code work in PHP if
mysql_connect
I think that would be nice to have a try-catch to better control of the
code.
Ovidiu
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Exception Handling in php
Is there any equivalent to Java's try-catch or Perl's eval{BLOCK}if($@)
structure in PHP?
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Is there any equivalent to Java's try-catch or Perl's eval{BLOCK}if($@)
structure in PHP?
No.
There has been some discussion about adding it
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