nightmare 4 me :( easy 4 the guru :)

[skibobdi]

Hi there i'm having a bit of a problem and im sure that thousands of people must have encountered the same thing.

I have an error handler class like this

[PHP
class Error {

// constructor
function Error(){
    set_error_handler($this->Handler);
}

// methods
function Handler($errorNo,$errorStr,$errorFile,$errorLine){
    // bla print out the error etc.
}

}// end class
[/code]

ok ..., so the trouble is if you've not spotted it already is when i use 'set_error_handler' above i'm not properly referencing the Handler, but i'm not sure why it's going wrong....

error msg returned is this:
Notice: Undefined property: AssignError in D:\Apache2\htdocs\php-bin\Error.php on line 56

Warning: set_error_handler() expects argument 1, '', to be a valid callback in D:\Apache2\htdocs\php-bin\Error.php on line 56

anyone have any ideas?, or maybe I can't have the error handler inside a class?? 😕

[deep]

im not 100% sure but i dont think a construktor should not have 'function' infront of it. Try writing:

// constructor 
Error(){ 
   set_error_handler($this->Handler); 
} 

That might be why its complaining on the set_error_handler.

Good luck 🙂

[sneakyimp]

it also might be that you will have to create an instance of your class in order for this assignment to happen...are you doing that?

$myError = new Error();