Or do I must call set_error_handler() on beginning and restore_error_handler() on end of every of my methods ?
Or do I must call set_error_handler() on beginning and restore_error_handler() on end of every
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Not necessarily.
When your error handler returns false, it will continue to the next registered error handler. (usually the php default error handler).
So you could write your function in a way it only handles specific – custom written – error codes.