YOu'd be surprised sometimes ;-) Anyway, exceptions thrown during
autoload are ignored. Autoloading is the last resort for the engine to
find a class. If the class can not be loaded (file isn't there,
exception, autoloader doesn't load a file), then you get the fatal
error. This is correct behavior.
Yes, I read that exception can not be catched from autoload, but one
thing was which confused me in this case:
<?php
define('error', oops_i_left_the_quotes);
class foo {
}
?>
In this case I got bar not found.
<?php
class foo {
const error = oops_i_left_the_quotes;
}
?>
In this case I got the exception.
So the difference is that class level constants are creating after the
autoload?
Best Regards,
Felhő
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