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The Little Guy

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trigger_error() or exceptions.

 

That works, only it shows the line the error was thrown, and not the line where the error occurred.

 

so if I have a class myClass with a method myMethod

 

and I call it like so: echo $classInstance->myMethod(23);

 

say the number 23 passed to it is supposed to be a float number, well the above is not a float so it will throw an error. The problem is that it is throwing the error in the class file, and not the file where I echo out the class.

 

Make sense?

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