php error handling with apache

[Rytis]

hi. php has error handling and that's great. but it can't handle
serious errors like E_PARSE. set_error_handl er nor
register_shutdo wn_function can't handle this. is there any other way
to do this with php? or maybe that may be done somehow with apache?
thank you. sorry, if this should be in apache conf...

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: php error handling with apache

Rytis wrote:

hi. php has error handling and that's great. but it can't handle
serious errors like E_PARSE. set_error_handl er nor
register_shutdo wn_function can't handle this. is there any other way
to do this with php? or maybe that may be done somehow with apache?
thank you. sorry, if this should be in apache conf...
>

AFAIK, syntax errors are fatal in any language, and there's no way to
handle those errors.

It's why you need a development system - to get the bugs out before
making it public.




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Re: php error handling with apache

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

AFAIK, syntax errors are fatal in any language, and there's no way to
handle those errors.

Hmm, not really. See HTML: HTML parsers can recover gracefully from badly
terminated code.

It really depends on the compiler (or interpreter). However, developing a
grammar which can recover from errors is more difficult than one which
can't.


That said, if you're getting E_PARSE fatal errors, there is no way around
it. Fix your code, dammit!

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[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: php error handling with apache

Iván Sánchez Ortega wrote:

Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>

>AFAIK, syntax errors are fatal in any language, and there's no way to
>handle those errors.

>
Hmm, not really. See HTML: HTML parsers can recover gracefully from badly
terminated code.
>

HTML is not a language.

It really depends on the compiler (or interpreter). However, developing a
grammar which can recover from errors is more difficult than one which
can't.
>
>
That said, if you're getting E_PARSE fatal errors, there is no way around
it. Fix your code, dammit!
>

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[b.jeswine]

Re: php error handling with apache

In news:gefjag$bi4 $1@registered.m otzarella.org,
Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex@attg lobal.nettyped:

HTML is not a language.

What does the "L" in HTML represent?

[Charles Calvert]

Re: php error handling with apache

On Fri, 31 Oct 2008 12:33:18 -0700, "b.jeswine" <me@privacy.net wrote
in <gefms0$497$1@a ioe.org>:

>In news:gefjag$bi4 $1@registered.m otzarella.org,
>Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex@attg lobal.nettyped:
>

>HTML is not a language.

>
>What does the "L" in HTML represent?

I think that it would be more accurate to say that HTML is not a
programming language, which is likely what Jerry meant.
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