\JErrorInspector

Stub for testing the JError class.

Synopsis

class JErrorInspector extends JError {

• // Inherited members from JError
• public  $legacy;
• protected  $levels;
• protected  $handlers;
• protected  $stack;
• // methods
• public static JError::$levels inspectLevels()
• public static JError::$handlers inspectHandlers()
• public static JError::$stack inspectStack()
• public static void manipulateLevels()
• public static void manipulateHandlers()
• public static void manipulateStack()
• // Inherited methods from JError
• public static boolean isError()
• public static mixed getError()
• public static array getErrors()
• public static void addToStack()
• public static mixed raise()
• public static reference throwError()
• public static  raiseError()
• public static  raiseWarning()
• public static  raiseNotice()
• public static array getErrorHandling()
• public static mixed setErrorHandling()
• public static void attachHandler()
• public static void detachHandler()
• public static boolean registerErrorLevel()
• public static mixed translateErrorLevel()
• public static  handleIgnore()
• public static  handleEcho()
• public static  handleVerbose()
• public static  handleDie()
• public static  handleMessage()
• public static  handleLog()
• public static  handleCallback()
• public static void customErrorPage()
• public static void customErrorHandler()
• public static string renderBacktrace()
}


Hierarchy

Extends

• JError

Members

protected

• $handlers — array
  Array of message handlers
• $levels — array
  Array of message levels
• $stack — array
  Array containing the error stack

public

• $legacy — boolean
  Legacy error handling marker

Methods

public

• inspectHandlers() — Stub method get $handlers
• inspectLevels() — Stub method to get $levels
• inspectStack() — Stub method to get $stack
• manipulateHandlers() — Stub method to set $handlers
• manipulateLevels() — Stub method to set $levels
• manipulateStack() — Stub method to set $stack

Inherited from JError

public

• addToStack() — Method to add non-JError thrown JExceptions to the JError stack for debugging purposes
• attachHandler() — Method that attaches the error handler to JError
• customErrorHandler() — Display a message to the user
• customErrorPage() — Display a custom error page and exit gracefully
• detachHandler() — Method that detaches the error handler from JError
• getError() — Method for retrieving the last exception object in the error stack
• getErrorHandling() — Method to get the current error handler settings for a specified error level.
• getErrors() — Method for retrieving the exception stack
• handleCallback() — Callback error handler - Send the error object to a callback method for error handling
• handleDie() — Die error handler - Echos the error message to output and then dies
• handleEcho() — Echo error handler - Echos the error message to output
• handleIgnore() — Ignore error handler - Ignores the error
• handleLog() — Log error handler Logs the error message to a system log file
• handleMessage() — Message error handler Enqueues the error message into the system queue
• handleVerbose() — Verbose error handler - Echos the error message to output as well as related info
• isError() — Method to determine if a value is an exception object.
• raise() — Create a new JException object given the passed arguments
• raiseError() — Wrapper method for the raise() method with predefined error level of E_ERROR and backtrace set to true.
• raiseNotice() — Wrapper method for the {@link raise()} method with predefined error level of E_NOTICE and backtrace set to false.
• raiseWarning() — Wrapper method for the {@link raise()} method with predefined error level of E_WARNING and backtrace set to false.
• registerErrorLevel() — Method to register a new error level for handling errors
• renderBacktrace() — Render the backtrace
• setErrorHandling() — Method to set the way the JError will handle different error levels. Use this if you want to override the default settings.
• throwError() — Throw an error
• translateErrorLevel() — Translate an error level integer to a human readable string e.g. E_ERROR will be translated to 'Error'