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Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 16:41:29 +0200
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Subject: execution on errors
From: weigelt@metux.de (Enrico Weigelt)


Hi folks,


I've often got the problem that a larger application behaves unclear
if some of the include()'d/require()'ed scripts has some syntax error.
It seems that the all the code is executed until this require-statement
where the parse fails. If its an include() then it seems execution 
proceeds nevertheless.

In some situations this can be helpful, i.e. for larger frameworks
checking themselves (for example a module loader can simply try to
include() the module's code and properly handle the error when it fails).

But on the other hand there are many cases where this is problematic.

Is there any way to chance this behavour ?


regards,
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