Hi! Sorry for wrong threading or if this solution was suggested before... i currently don't have access to my mail client:)
> 3. There is no way for the magic methods to return a meaningfull error > when a property doesn't "exist". Of course it is possible to throw an > error with "trigger_error" or "throw" in case a property doesn't "exist" > in a specific class, but the file and line numbers would not match the > actually get/set action. debug_backtrace() can be used to retrieve the > correct file and line, but as you have to do this for every class where > you want to use setters and > getters *and* you have to implement your own error message rendering > function this is not really a suitable option either. Don't know if this can be implemented... but what's about a 3rd boolean "handled" call-by-reference-parameter which must be switched to "TRUE" if the property could be handled? Should be TRUE if ommitted for bc reasons, of course. greets, Roland -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
