TLValueException Class Reference

Built-in exception for value errors. This exception can be thrown when a variable is expected to have a certain value or adhere to certain criteria, but it does not. More...

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Public Member Functions
	__construct ($message, $gotVar, $varName)
	Construct a new ValueException.

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Detailed Description

Built-in exception for value errors. This exception can be thrown when a variable is expected to have a certain value or adhere to certain criteria, but it does not.

Example:

 function setAge($age) {
   if ($age < 5 || $age > 120)) {
     throw new ValueException("Age too small or large", $age, "age");
   }
   print("You're age is $age");
 }
 function setEMail($address) {
   if (strpos("@", $address) === False) {
     throw new ValueException("Should contain '@' char", $address, "address");
 }
 setAge(3);
 setEmail("f dot boender at zx dot nl");

Results in:

 Uncaught exception 'ValueException' with message '$age(3): Age too small or large' in [stacktrace]
 Uncaught exception 'ValueException' with message '$address(f dot boender at zx dot nl): Should contain '@' char' in [stacktrace]
 

Definition at line 823 of file tlib.php.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TLValueException::__construct	(	$	message,
		$	gotVar,
		$	varName
	)

Construct a new ValueException.

Parameters:

	$message	(string) The message which describes the value problem.
	$gotVar	(mixed) The variable you got which did not follow expectations.
	$varName	(string) The name of the variable (without the $ prepended) you got which did not follow expectations.

Definition at line 831 of file tlib.php.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• tlib.php

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