A error handler's configuration is determined by the arguments used in
its construction. Here's an overview of these parameters.
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<?php
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require_once 'HTML/CSS.php';
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$errorConf = array('error_handler' => 'myErrorHandler',
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'push_callback' => 'myError',
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// ... more options
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);
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$css = new
HTML_CSS(null,
$errorConf);
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?>
Table 10.1. Error Handler configuration parameters
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Option
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Type
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Description
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error_handler
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callback
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A valid callback (function) to manage errors raised by the
HTML_CSS::raiseError() method.
Default is: HTML_CSS::_errorHandler
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push_callback
|
callback
|
A valid callback (function) that decides to following action.
Default return: PEAR_ERROR_DIE if
exception, NULL otherwise.
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error_callback
|
callback
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A valid callback (function) that decides to call a real free
user function. Default call: none
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message_callback
|
callback
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A valid callback (function) to control message generation.
Default is: HTML_CSS_Error::_msgCallback
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context_callback
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callback
|
A valid callback (function) to control error context
generation. Default is: HTML_CSS_Error::getBacktrace
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handler
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mixed
|
any handler-specific settings
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