> He doesn't like the lack of strict mode, but complains that E_ALL tells him too much; maybe it's telling him too much because he's not writing things correctl

> He doesn't like the lack of strict mode, but complains that E_ALL tells him too much; maybe it's telling him too much because he's not writing things correctly, just like 'use strict' would. "use strict" makes compilation errors. E_ALL only does runtime errors. Both are useful, and having one is no excuse for missing the other.