Question

I have tried to find s better PHP error handler, one that will be easier to read in html, but I don’t see any on google.

I tried to make my own, but the task of figuring out the commands was more than I had time for and I ran into many errors.

Here is the garbage that php is producing right now (files, classes and function names have been changed):

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bbb() (previously declared in /home/user/path/1.php:5) in /home/user/path/1.php on line 26 Call Stack: 0.0309 662280 1. {main}() /home/user/path/1.php:0 0.0610 5610272 2. su::aaa() /home/user/path/1.php:21 0.0610 5610752 3. su::__callStatic() /home/user/path/class.su.php:0 0.0610 5611456 4. call_user_func_array() /home/user/path/class.su.php:27 0.0610 5611912 5. user->aaa() /home/user/path/class.su.php:0 0.0628 5670816 6. user->aaa() /home/user/path/class.user.php:3342 0.0628 5671640 7. user->aaa() /home/user/path/class.user.php:3407 0.0628 5672464 8. user->sss() /home/user/path/class.user.php:3449 0.0628 5679576 9. DA->ccc() /home/user/path/class.user.php:3475 

It is all one line and I can’t parse it well in my head to see what is actually happening. I want though this call stack to be printed as nice html.

Thanks,
Elijah

Answer 1

The function that I was looking for was debug_backtrace. By implementing this in the error handler, I was able to print the call stack.