fUnexpectedException

class, v1.0.0b2

An exception that should probably not be handled by the display code, fCore::enableExceptionHandler() is recommended

Changes:

1.0.0b2	Updated `printMessage()` to use an ASCII dash to prevent encoding issues when an output encoding is not specified 5/9/11
1.0.0b	The initial implementation 6/14/07

Genealogy

Exception
   |
   --fException
      |
      --fUnexpectedException

fConnectivityException: An exception caused by a connectivity error
fSQLException: An exception occurred while executing a SQL statement
fProgrammerException: An exception caused by programmer error
fEnvironmentException: An exception caused by an environment error such a file permissions

fException::__construct(): Sets the message for the exception, allowing for string interpolation and internationalization
fException::__get(): All requests that hit this method should be requests for callbacks
fException::compose(): Composes text using fText if loaded
fException::dump(): Creates a string representation of any variable using predefined strings for booleans, NULL and empty strings
fException::formatTrace(): Gets the backtrace to currently called exception
fException::getCSSClass(): Returns the CSS class name for printing information about the exception
fException::prepare(): Prepares content for output into HTML
fException::printMessage(): Prints the message inside of a div with the class being 'exception %THIS_EXCEPTION_CLASS_NAME%'
fException::printTrace(): Prints the backtrace to currently called exception inside of a pre tag with the class being 'exception %THIS_EXCEPTION_CLASS_NAME% trace'
fException::registerCallback(): Adds a callback for when certain types of exceptions are created
fException::reorderMessage(): Reorders list items in the message based on simple string matching
fException::setMessage(): Allows the message to be overwriten
fException::splitMessage(): Splits an exception with an HTML list into multiple strings each containing part of the original message

Prints out a generic error message inside of a div with the class being 'exception {exception_class_name}'

void printMessage( )

fException::printMessage(): Prints the message inside of a div with the class being 'exception %THIS_EXCEPTION_CLASS_NAME%'