Description:
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An exception contains context (backtrace etc.) from the point it was
created, not where it was thrown.

I realize one could argue for either way, but IMHO it is more useful
to have it report point where it was thrown from than the place of
instantination.

Point in case: a function that translates certain error codes
returned from external system into exceptions. It makes no sense to
indicate the function itself as source of exceptional condition. The
function could be used by several functions interacting with the
remote system for common error signaling.

Example use: (NOT reproduce code)

function queryRemoteSystem($qry) {
	sendQry($qry);
	$r = readResponse();
	if ($r === false)
		throw remoteSystemException(); /* dis a function
call, yo */
}

function remoteSystemException() {
	switch (remoteErrorCode()) {
	case FOO:
		return new FooException();
	case BAR:
		return new BarException();
	default:
		return new GeneralRemoteException(); }
}



Reproduce code:
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function creates($msg) {
	return new Exception($msg);
}

function throws() {
	throw creates('foo bar');
}

try {
	throws(); }
catch (Exception $e) {
	$trace = $e->getTrace();
	$firstFrame = $trace[0];
	echo 'Exception from function: '.$firstFrame['function']; }

Expected result:
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Exception from function: throws

Actual result:
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Exception from function: creates