Filename and Line Number Custom Error

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

I have a class, with a method that accepts 2 parameters. I would like to output error messages.

So, lets say a new file is created, and my class is used in that file. We will call that file test.php lets say they use this method with two parameters on line 105 but... they forget to add the second parameter. I currently display this message:

print("<p><b>Warning:</b> Class <b>" . __class__ . "</b> requires 2 parameters, 1 given.</p>");

Warning: Class ClassName requires 2 parameters, 1 given.

I would like to change it to also include the file name and the line number, so the final result would look like this:

Warning: Class ClassName requires 2 parameters, 1 given in /home/user/www/test.php on line 105.

How can I get the file name and line number from within the class? Is it possible?

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