Description:
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From manual page: http://www.php.net/language.exceptions
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Notice the line 
if($throw_exception === 1) throw new Excepion('Exception thrown.<br>');
has Excepion NOT Exception word inside the code .
This is not detected by the compiler when compiling the code , unless you set the 
value Int 1 as parameter, in order to make the function throw the error , and 
there is no class that i defined as Excepion , it can be replaced with any class 
not only Excepion (Not Exception) .
Unless the function is made to throw an Exception, it does not detect that the 
actual object simply does NOT exist(in this case the object caled Excepion) .
Be carefull with writing your code .

Test script:
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<?php
function test_compiler($throw_exception)
{
try {
		if($throw_exception === 1) throw new Excepion('Exception thrown.<br>');
	}
catch(Exception $exception)
	{
	echo "Error caught from test_compiler". $exception->getMessage();
	}
	return 1;
}
echo test_compiler(2);
?>

Expected result:
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When i set the $throw_exception to other value than 1 integer type, the compiler 
should detect that the Excepion (NOT Exception ) object does NOT exist .


Actual result:
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The compiler detects that the Excepion object DOES NOT exist ONLY IF the value is 
set to integer 1 , than and only than the compiler works right in this case .
Please Php Staff take this into your atention .
Thank you .