Exception handling in PHP
As exceptions are new in PHP 5, they are primarily for userland code (PHP code you write). As new versions of PHP get released, more and more internal code should be switched over to use exceptions so that you have a chance to handle errors smoothly, but this is a gradual process.
Submitted by: JohnGalt Submitted on: Jan 11, 2010
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