Alberto,
I might have expressed the problem wrongly, if you have lets suposse you
have:
$obj = new foo();
$obj->some();
And some might return an "exception" object.
The problem is that some may call a lot of other methods from foo and I
don't want to check if the return value of each method call is an exception.
Example:
function some() {
$x = $this->other_method();
}
If other_method produces an exception then I want the exception returned
directly to the "some" caller without the need to check in the "Some"
method if "other_method" returned a normal "x" or an exception object...
Alberto Serra wrote:
> Привет!
>
> Garland Foster wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I'm porting Java Code to PHP, my question is: What is the best
>> approach to emulate Java exceptions in PHP4? (I know ZE2 adds
>> exceptions but I can't wait).
>
>
> If the exceptions you have to manage are code generated at runtime you
> actually may simply write your own manager. Have a root class with a
> method called
>
> Function exception($yourparms) {
> treat exception here;
> }
>
> Game over, since everybody inherits from your root class you can manage
> whatever you want your own way. It's objects, so work in OO and forget
> about java lingo.
>
> Mind you, it won't manage a parse error, that's for sure.
>
> Пока
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