Posted by Juliette on 10/11/21 11:56

Rik wrote:
> Juliette wrote:
>> Rik wrote:
>>> Juliette wrote:
>>>> jatrojoomla wrote:
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>> Could any body tells me that how many types of error massages can
>>>>> occered in php?
>>>>> is there any guide line?
>>>>> thanks
>>>>>
>>>> Three:
>>>>
>>>> Notice
>>>> Warning
>>>> (Fatal) Error
>>> Way more: Parse error, User Notice, etc.
>>> Check this:
>>> http://nl3.php.net/manual/en/ref.errorfunc.php#errorfunc.constants
>>>
>> No, not way more, there are only three *types*.
>> I do agree with you that there are far more error messages possible,
>> but they all fall within one of the three mentioned types (parse
>> error = error).
>
> Well, if you want to split them by behaviour, indeed. I for one make a
> definite distinction between E_CORE_ERROR and E_PARSE errors in my next
> move. 'types' is not totally unambiguous I admit. Maybe we should ask the
> OP what it is exactly he wantws to know, wether or not this distinction
> makes a difference.
>


I agree ;-) I admit my original answer was meant like that, i.e. to show
how ambiguous the question was. I did actually already ask the OP in
that message to be more specific.

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