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patError has been developed as we needed a simple tool to unify the error management in all our different projects such as patTemplate, patForms or patBBCode. Although we liked the error handling provided by PEAR, we did not want to use it, as we did not want to force our users to use PEAR in combination with our tools. Still, we adopted several concepts from the PEAR error handling, so most of the uses who already have been familiar with PEAR were able to use patError without the need to learn a lot of new concepts.
However, in the past months, more and more people asked us questions about patError and so I decided as was time to write some decent documentation on all the features. As Aaron announced that his upcoming talk at the next PHP Usergroup Frankfurt meeting would also include patError, I realized that it was now or never and wrote the full documentation for patError, which includes advanced topics like registering new error levels are replacing the error class with your own class. The documentation is available on our new Trac-powered site, which also provides SVN-access and a bug tracker.
If you ever wanted to know more about patError, you will hopefully find all that you need on our new site.
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