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Yes and no. This is a PHP Fatal Error, which will cause execution to stop. But the compiler doesn't compile the entire file in the same way you'd see with othe
by eamann 9y ago
Yes and no.
This is a PHP Fatal Error, which will cause execution to stop. But the compiler doesn't compile the entire file in the same way you'd see with other languages. Any code in a PHP file _before_ the type error will still execute just fine, but when the PHP engine hits the error it will fatal and throw a TypeError (along with a stack trace, depending on the verbosity of your configuration).