When using set_error_handler() the @ operator does not work.

It could be that it is not ment to work! If this is the case, i cant seem to find a way to tell if there was a @ request while using set_error_handler!

This is what i mean. This code presumes that there is a function named FunctionName that is desinged to handle errors... or there would be another error i couldnt fix with @ :) (code not tested)

eg.

error_reporting (E_ALL);

$NewArray['ThisIsHere'] = 'This is good';

echo $NewArray['ThisIsNotHere'];  // would report error
echo @$NewArray['ThisIsNotHere']; // would not reprot error
echo $NewArray['ThisIsHere'];     // would not report error

set_error_handler('FunctionName')

echo $NewArray['ThisIsNotHere'];  // would report error
echo @$NewArray['ThisIsNotHere']; // would reprot error
echo $NewArray['ThisIsHere'];     // would not report error