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As per PHP manual, Exceptions supports specifying error codes through 2nd argument of constructor: http://www.php.net/manual/en/exception.getcode.php This patch makes use of standard PHP functionality to transmit error codes. This adds support for un-handled response types such as 402, 420 and others.
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Can anyone think of a reason why this shouldn't be merged? I haven't written a line of PHP in about two years so not the best person to make the call on this, but I can imagine it being useful. |
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Seems pretty straightforward to me. |
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As per PHP manual, Exceptions supports specifying error codes through
2nd argument of constructor:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/exception.getcode.php
This patch makes use of standard PHP functionality to transmit error
codes. This adds support for un-handled response types such as 402, 420
and others.