Is this legal? Not near my work computer so can't test
try
someClass::someStaticFunction();
catch(Exception $e)
$e->getMessage();
Specifically the lack of brackets, similar to an if-else statement
if(someBool)
someClass::someStaticFunction();
else
someClass::someOtherFunction();
Cheers!
No you must use the brace brackets. Note that you can catch exceptions by type :
try {
someClass::someStaticFunction();
} catch (MyException $e) {
// do specific stuff for this exception
} catch (Exception $e) {
// do stuff for other exceptions
}
No, doesn't seem like it works.
Check my example here: http://codepad.org/BpSBiPDY
不,它没有,没有替代语法的try / catch ...它只有8个字符加上Exception $ e ...这不是很长
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