public static function handleError($errNum, $errStr, $errFile, $errLine)
    {
        // If a command is called with "@", then we should return
        if (error_reporting() == 0) {
            return true;
        }

        if (!self::$errorFlag) {
            self::$errorFlag = true;
        } else {
            return true; // Already are handling an error. Indicates an additional error condition during error handling
        }

        switch ($errNum) {
            case E_ERROR:
                $code = "E_ERROR";
                break;
            case E_WARNING:
                $code = "E_WARNING";
                break;
            case E_PARSE:
                $code = "E_PARSE";
                break;
            case E_NOTICE:
                $code = "E_NOTICE";
                break;
            case E_STRICT:
                $code = "E_STRICT";
                break;
            case E_CORE_ERROR:
                $code = "E_CORE_ERROR";
                break;
            case E_CORE_WARNING:
                $code = "E_CORE_WARNING";
                break;
            case E_COMPILE_ERROR:
                $code = "E_COMPILE_ERROR";
                break;
            case E_COMPILE_WARNING:
                $code = "E_COMPILE_WARNING";
                break;
            case E_USER_ERROR:
                $code = "E_USER_ERROR";
                break;
            case E_USER_WARNING:
                $code = "E_USER_WARNING";
                break;
            case E_USER_NOTICE:
                $code = "E_USER_NOTICE";
                break;
            case E_DEPRECATED:
                $code = 'E_DEPRECATED';
                break;
            case E_USER_DEPRECATED:
                $code = 'E_USER_DEPRECATED';
                break;
            case E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR:
                $code = 'E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR';
                break;
            default:
                $code = "Unknown";
                break;
        }

        static::displayError(
            "Error",
            $errNum,
            $code,
            $errStr,
            $errFile,
            $errLine,
            self::getBacktrace(),
            null
        );
        return false;
    }
public static function handleError($errNum, $errStr, $errFile, $errLine)
    {
        // If a command is called with "@", then we should return
        if (error_reporting() == 0) {
            return true;
        }

        if (!self::$errorFlag) {
            self::$errorFlag = true;
        } else {
            return true; // Already are handling an error. Indicates an additional error condition during error handling
        }

        switch ($errNum) {
            case E_ERROR:
                $code = "E_ERROR";
                break;
            case E_WARNING:
                $code = "E_WARNING";
                break;
            case E_PARSE:
                $code = "E_PARSE";
                break;
            case E_NOTICE:
                $code = "E_NOTICE";
                break;
            case E_STRICT:
                $code = "E_STRICT";
                break;
            case E_CORE_ERROR:
                $code = "E_CORE_ERROR";
                break;
            case E_CORE_WARNING:
                $code = "E_CORE_WARNING";
                break;
            case E_COMPILE_ERROR:
                $code = "E_COMPILE_ERROR";
                break;
            case E_COMPILE_WARNING:
                $code = "E_COMPILE_WARNING";
                break;
            case E_USER_ERROR:
                $code = "E_USER_ERROR";
                break;
            case E_USER_WARNING:
                $code = "E_USER_WARNING";
                break;
            case E_USER_NOTICE:
                $code = "E_USER_NOTICE";
                break;
            case E_DEPRECATED:
                $code = 'E_DEPRECATED';
                break;
            case E_USER_DEPRECATED:
                $code = 'E_USER_DEPRECATED';
                break;
            case E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR:
                $code = 'E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR';
                break;
            default:
                $code = "Unknown";
                break;
        }

        static::displayError(
            "Error",
            $errNum,
            $code,
            $errStr,
            $errFile,
            $errLine,
            self::getBacktrace(),
            null
        );
        return false;
    }
public static function handleError ( $ errNum , $ errStr , $ errFile , $ errLine ) { // If a command is called with "@", then we should return if ( error_reporting ( ) == 0 ) { return true ; } if ( ! self :: $ errorFlag ) { self :: $ errorFlag = true ; } else { return true ; // Already are handling an error. Indicates an additional error condition during error handling } switch ( $ errNum ) { case E_ERROR : $ code = "E_ERROR" ; break ; case E_WARNING : $ code = "E_WARNING" ; break ; case E_PARSE : $ code = "E_PARSE" ; break ; case E_NOTICE : $ code = "E_NOTICE" ; break ; case E_STRICT : $ code = "E_STRICT" ; break ; case E_CORE_ERROR : $ code = "E_CORE_ERROR" ; break ; case E_CORE_WARNING : $ code = "E_CORE_WARNING" ; break ; case E_COMPILE_ERROR : $ code = "E_COMPILE_ERROR" ; break ; case E_COMPILE_WARNING : $ code = "E_COMPILE_WARNING" ; break ; case E_USER_ERROR : $ code = "E_USER_ERROR" ; break ; case E_USER_WARNING : $ code = "E_USER_WARNING" ; break ; case E_USER_NOTICE : $ code = "E_USER_NOTICE" ; break ; case E_DEPRECATED : $ code = 'E_DEPRECATED' ; break ; case E_USER_DEPRECATED : $ code = 'E_USER_DEPRECATED' ; break ; case E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR : $ code = 'E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR' ; break ; default : $ code = "Unknown" ; break ; } static :: displayError ( "Error" , $ errNum , $ code , $ errStr , $ errFile , $ errLine , self :: getBacktrace ( ) , null ) ; return false ; }
QCubed's default error handler. This is used by the Error\Handler class to do error management. You should
not normally need this.

Note:  $__exc_errcontext has been deprecated as of PHP 7.2, so is no longer used.

@param $errNum
@param $errStr
@param $errFile
@param $errLine
@return bool
QCubed s default error handler . This is used by the Error \ Handler class to do error management . You should not normally need this .