PHP - Documenting Thrown Exceptions.
Not strictly php, but this seems a reasonable place to ask
If documenting a routine ( which may or not directly throw an exception ), but whichh calls another one which definitely DOES, how would one write the @throws lines in the procedure header?
1. Ignore the exceptions thrown by called routines.
2. Attempt to create and maintain a list of @throws which reflect ANYTHING the routine and its callees can throw.
3. List exceptions thrown by this routine explicitly, and add
@throws as fred()
for each routine we know is called and may throw something.
1. Is consistent and easy to maintain, but scarcely useful.
2. Is a maintenance nightmare.
3. Is a slightly smaller nightmare.
I guess what is needed is an automated system that scans the routine source but I haven't been introduced to anything of that ilk.
David
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