<?php
/**
* New error handler introduced in v1.0.2, notice the new class name as of v1.0.2 also
*/
/**
* Declare a class with an error function
*/
class ErrorHandler
{
function ErrorHandler($message)
{
die('<h3>Template Error from class method</h3><pre>' . $message . '</pre>');
}
}
/**
* Declare an error function
*/
function ErrorHandler($message)
{
die('<h3>Template Error from function</h3><pre>' . $message . '</pre>');
}
/**
* Load template class
*/
require('./template.class.php');
/**
* Init template class
*/
$template = new Template(Array('ext' => 'php'));
/**
* Set error handler method to the function reference
*/
$template->set_error_handler(Array('type' => 'function', 'function' => 'ErrorHandler'));
/**
* Generate an error
*/
$template->set_option('foo', 'bar');
/**
* This will print something like:
*
* <h3>Template Error from function</h3>
* <pre>Trying to define a not allowed option!</pre>
*
*/
/**
* Now we want to use the class with an error function aka. method to handle our error
*/
/**
* Set error handler method to the class reference
*/
$template->set_error_handler('type' => 'object', 'object' => 'ErrorHandler', 'function' => 'ErrorHandler'));
/**
* By making a new error again...
*/
$template->set_option('bar', 'foo');
/**
* ... will cause the error handler to be triggered and generate this output:
*
* <h3>Template Error from class method</h3>
* <pre>Trying to define a not allowed option!</pre>
*
*/
?>
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