Unable to set error level (error_reporting())

[barbushin]

Unable to set error level (error_reporting())

[barbushin]

My mistake, sorry. Forgot about adding this method. Please pull last php-console version.
Also mention that you can disable some errors types in extension options http://i.imgur.com/DIHi2Yy.png

Thanks for report!

[johnvt]

Thanks! That was fast... :)
Ok, good to know.

I'd prefer to disable them on the server side. In some cases it can really make a difference in traffic.

What is the idea behind having a separate error level in PhpConsole? You could just use the global PHP error level, no?

Example: I develop a web application, and want to check error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_STRICT).
But in this 3rd party library I use, there are a lot of notices. So when I enter this library, I'll check error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_STRICT & ~E_NOTICE). And back to the previous one when I leave the library code. Now with PhpConsole I must also set PhpConsole's error level.

Or am I doing it wrong?

[barbushin]

You could just use the global PHP error level, no?

But global PHP error level can be false or any other configured for production loggers like mail logger: E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE. Actually, I don't understand programmers that ignores E_NOTICE & E_STRICT. I think it's very bad and sometime very dangerous practice.

So default PhpConsole behavior is: handle all errors and display them in browser. If I change it to: handle just some errors type configured with error_reporting() so I will get a lot of bug reports like: PhpConsole does not works on my production server, does not handle some type of errors.

[johnvt]

True. Good reasons. With my scenario (3rd party library with lots of notices) I'll just use setErrorsHandlerLevel(). Thanks for the library!