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php3-list | 199908

Re: [PHP3] 0 is not a result From: Jason Brooke (jason <email protected>)
Date: 08/24/99

> While we are on the subject is there any way to catch fatal errors.
>
> In perl, eval cound be used for this, and the fatal error message is
return
> in a variable $! or @! or something.
>
> Can/will php support catching such errors.
>
> Sam

Errors which are likely to halt script execution or something else ugly can
be placed inside conditional statements so that if they fail, the 'else'
catches them and you can perhaps log the failed event or try something else
instead.

jason 

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