I have a select()
method in a database class, that has an optional boolean argument $sum
. This argument is used to say if the method should use
If you want to generate a warning, you should write
trigger_error($yourErrorMessage, E_USER_WARNING);
trigger_error() has the $error_type
parameter for setting the error level (Notice
, Warning
or Fatal error
). The constants are, respectively:
E_USER_NOTICE // Notice (default)
E_USER_WARNING // Warning
E_USER_ERROR // Fatal Error
Note that Fatal error
stops the execution of subsequent PHP code, while Notice
and Warning
let it continue.
From PHP 5.5, you should also consider the Finally statement.
You're going the object-oriented approach, so I suggest a look into exceptions.
You could try trigger_error().