New core function raise()

at 2005-01-25 in Announcements, Homepage by friebe (0 comments)

A new core function raise() was added. This function is an equivalent to throw(), except that it does not take an object as sole argument, but rather a fully qualified class name and a message - raise() will then load the class using XPClass::forName() and the default classloader.

This implements RFC #0014 - see also entry #32

Example:

  require('lang.base.php');

  try(); {
    raise('io.IOException', 'Cannot read file');
  } if (catch('IOException', $e)) {
    $e->printStackTrace();
  }

This will print out the following:

Exception io.IOException (Cannot read file)
  at io.IOException::__construct((0x10)'Cannot read file') [line 87 of StackTraceElement.class.php] 
  at <main>::eval() [line 114 of XPClass.class.php] 
  at lang.XPClass::newinstance((0x10)'Cannot read file') [line 228 of lang.base.php] 
  at <main>::raise((0xe)'io.IOException', (0x10)'Cannot read file') [line 5 of test.php]

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