Hi all, since long time ago I feel like disabled when a complex script dies with a fatal error, for example call on sth which is not an object and the only thing I get in the error log is the line it has happened. Without any logging facility running all the time and logging megabytes of data, most of the time unneeded, I can find the execution trace of the code.
My wish is to have, whenever possible, the stack trace dumped to the error log, if a fatal error occurs. An ini option would be something good to control that. Ah, yes, all that Java web apps that crash and show their stack trace are ugly - the web user does not need to see the stack trace thus the right place for it is the PHP error log.
Thanks for you attention and I hope someone from the guys who have knowledge of the engine inner workings will volunteer some time to make the life of the people easier.
andrey
P.S. The idea is to catch problems not only in development, where a debugger may help, but also on live machines (where bugs also creep and occur).
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