set_exception_handler
Description
The set_exception_handler of Error Handling for PHP sets a user-defined exception handler function.
Syntax
set_exception_handler(
?callable $callback
): ?callableParameters
callback
The function to be called when an uncaught exception occurs. This handler function needs to accept one parameter, which will be the Throwable object that was thrown. Both Error and Exception implement the Throwable interface.
handler(
Throwable $ex
): voidnull may be passed instead, to reset this handler to its default state.
Return
Returns the previously defined exception handler, or null on error. If no previous handler was defined, null is also returned.
Examples
1 · callback
<?
function handler($ex)
{
echo __FUNCTION__. PHP_EOL.
$ex->getMessage();
}
$callback = "handler";
set_exception_handler($callback);
throw new Exception("exception");
handler exception
2 · return
<?
function handler($ex)
{
echo __FUNCTION__. PHP_EOL.
$ex->getMessage();
}
$callback = "handler";
$return = set_exception_handler($callback);
var_dump($return);
$return = set_exception_handler($callback);
var_dump($return);
NULL string(7) "handler"