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I want to write all produced error messages (error, warning, notify,
etc...) to STDERR.
Is this possible without writing my own error handling routine?
Sep 16 '05 #1
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<- Chameleon -> wrote:
I want to write all produced error messages (error, warning, notify,
etc...) to STDERR.
Is this possible without writing my own error handling routine?

set_error_handler('phpStderr');

function phpStderr($errno, $errstr, $errfile, $errline) {
if(error_reporting() === 0){
return;
}
file_put_contents('php://stderr'
,$errno.': Error in '.$errfile.':'.$errline.' - '.$errstr.'');
}

Mike Willbanks
Zend Certified Engineer
Sep 16 '05 #2
> I want to write all produced error messages (error, warning, notify,
etc...) to STDERR.
Is this possible without writing my own error handling routine?


I see, there is no way to handle E_ERROR, E_PARSE etc with user defined
error handling routine.
So I cannot use a user defined routine to write manual the error in
STDERR ( fwrite(STDERR, error_string); )

Can I configure php to send automatic the errors to STDERR instead of
STDOUT?

---------
The whole thing is this.

I have a java app which creates rtf files via php scripting calling
php.exe -n script.php
the STDIN is the serialized data from java app to php script.
the STDOUT is the exported rtf file.
I want the STDERR be all produced script errors/warnings which java app
shows in a dialog.
Sep 16 '05 #3
<- Chameleon ->,
The whole thing is this.

I have a java app which creates rtf files via php scripting calling
php.exe -n script.php
the STDIN is the serialized data from java app to php script.
the STDOUT is the exported rtf file.
I want the STDERR be all produced script errors/warnings which java app
shows in a dialog.


If this is the case you could still use a user defined error handler.
Otherwise you may have to change it in the php source and recompile it
yourself. I have really never looked into it that deep but my
assumption would be it is hard coded somewhere in the source code.

--
Mike Willbanks
Zend Certified Engineer
http://www.digitalstruct.com
Sep 16 '05 #4
> <- Chameleon ->,
The whole thing is this.

I have a java app which creates rtf files via php scripting calling
php.exe -n script.php
the STDIN is the serialized data from java app to php script.
the STDOUT is the exported rtf file.
I want the STDERR be all produced script errors/warnings which java
app shows in a dialog.

If this is the case you could still use a user defined error handler.
Otherwise you may have to change it in the php source and recompile it
yourself. I have really never looked into it that deep but my
assumption would be it is hard coded somewhere in the source code.


you are right
I must run the php script with this:

php -n -d log_errors=On -d display_errors=Off script.php

log_errors=On : Write errors in STDERR
display_errors=Off : Don't write errors in STDOUT

thanx
Sep 16 '05 #5

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