Exceptions
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As with standard try/catch blocks you can set which types of exception to catch like so:
$catcher->catch(\InvalidArugmentException::class);
$catcher->try(function () {
throw new \UnexpectedValueException("Whoops1!");
});
This would cause the exception to be thrown at the call to try() meaning any remaining code would not be executed.
You can specify multiple types like so:
$catcher->catch(\InvalidArugmentException::class);
$catcher->catch(\UnexpectedValueException::class);
$catcher->try(function () {
throw new \UnexpectedValueException("Whoops1!");
});
And you can restore the default behaviour using catchAll():
$catcher->catchAll();