Error

• notice
• warning
• error
• exception
• fatal
• get

TLDR;

Error::notice('this is a notice');
Error::warning('this is a warning');
Error::error('this is an error');
Error::exception(new \Exception('this is an exception'));
Error::fatal();

$aError = Error::get();

notice

Error::notice (string $sMessage = '', int $iCode = E_NOTICE, int $iSeverity = 0, string $sFilename = '', int $iLineNr = 0) : void

Example

Error::notice('this is a notice');

warning

Error::warning (string $sMessage = '', int $iCode = E_WARNING, int $iSeverity = 0, string $sFilename = '', int $iLineNr = 0) : void

Example

Error::warning('this is a warning');

error

Error::error (string $sMessage = '', int $iCode = E_ERROR, int $iSeverity = 0, string $sFilename = '', int $iLineNr = 0) : void

Example

Error::error('this is an error');

exception

Error::exception(\Exception $oErrorException) : void

Example

Error::exception(new \Exception('this is an exception'));

fatal

Error::function fatal() : void

Example

Error::fatal();

get

Error::get() : array

Example

$aError = Error::get();

Example Retrieving error data using ArrDot

$oArrDot = new ArrDot(Error::get());

info(
    $oArrDot->get('0.aKeyValue')
);
display(
    $oArrDot->getIndexOnValue('this is an error')
);