These errors are thrown when the user is passing illegal variable types,
please explain why you think they should be warnings. Even silently
converting them to other types would make no sense in these cases.
David
(marc doesn't show e-mail addresses so I can't cc the submitter)
Sara wrote:
ext/pfpro/pfpro.c has several php_error_docref() calls (particularly in
pfpro_process) which issueE_ERROR(Fatal Errors/Non-recoverable) in
situations where anE_WARNINGwould seem more appropriate (as it would
allow
the calling script to recover and continue.Is there a particular reason a fatal error would be thrown in this case?
-Sara
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David Croft
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These errors are thrown when the user is passing illegal variable types,
please explain why you think they should be warnings. Even silently
converting them to other types would make no sense in these cases.
It still shouldn't throw a fatal error. E_ERROR is only meant for
critical errors that will destabalize the Engine, in all other cases
E_WARNING should be used, which is almost always the case in extensions.
regards,
Derick
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