Hi!
Considering that there shouldn't be any errors in the first place, this
You must be kidding me. Any fopen of non-existing file, and loading of non-perfect XML from third party produces errors. There is absolutely no way you can write code that does anything useful that would guaranteedly never produce errors. Moreover, any attempt to do it would make your code 2-3 times slower, as you'd have to do most of the actions twice - once to check if it would succeed and one to actually do it (as with file_exists/fopen) and even then you could fail.
is of course a moot point. Sure, 3rd party code (PEAR pcakges?) might throw errors like crazy on PHP 5, they need to be *fixed* anyway. So if
They won't be fixed. I am getting an impression nobody's actually reading the comments, only writing. Once again: I'm not talking about people that are looking for errors in their code to debug, I am talking about setups disabling errors ON PURPOSE, because they DO NOT WANT them. Different use case.
BTW we discussed that in Chicago meetup and agreed we want to do it. Of course, not that agreeing on anything ever would stand in a way of wasting another bunch of time on repeating same stuff over and over and nobody listening and blocking another useful feature.
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