We use the E^ALL
in the error_reporting
PHP method to detect all possible errors in our code for debugging purposes.
The E^ALL
is used inside the error_reporting
method to display all errors in a code. We should use it just before deploying our code to production as it exposes vital details about our code.
Let's look at the code below:
<?phptrigger_error("user warning!", E_USER_WARNING);error_reporting(E_ALL);?>
Line 2: We intentionally trigger an error.
Line 3: We allow the error to display using the error_reporting(E^ALL)
.
Note: Check out the shot on how to turn off error_reporting.