Hi Romain,
I don't agree that the usage of @ is evil in general. In my opinion
the @-operator should only be used in conjunction with proper error
management though, because if I handle an error, I don't want it to
appear in my logs.
This should in my opinion also be done in symfony.
Example:
if (!$fp = fopen(...))
{
$e = error_get_last();
throw new FileException($e['message'], $e['type']);
}
This way you can properly discover the error or recover from it.
Bernhard
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