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Sounds like a new PHP in the making, someone even mentioned it in the link. I think it's the only language I have worked with that's so happy to chug along and
by thegeomaster 12y ago
Sounds like a new PHP in the making, someone even mentioned it in the link. I think it's the only language I have worked with that's so happy to chug along and ignore errors that arise in execution. And the exception system was just thrown on top of it in PHP5 as an afterthought. Ugh.
- yohanatan 12y agoVisual Basic has this mode. See 'on error resume next': http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa266173(v=vs.60).aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa266173(v=vs.60).as...
- byuu 12y agoI greatly dislike the language myself, but to be fair, it does allow the case where even a notice will terminate execution; and then to special-case functions that can safely fail with an @ prefix. Most people just turn all of that off with error_reporting()
- Myrmornis 12y agoI think it's the only language I have worked with that's so happy to chug along and ignore errors that arise in execution Other technologies designed to render content for web browsers do this also, such as javascript and the django template rendering engine.