* The latter takes precedence and any output from the former is cancelled,

* if and only if nothing bad happens in this handling path.

*/

{

if (null === $this->handler || $exception instanceof OutOfMemoryException) {

$this->sendPhpResponse($exception);

try {

\call_user_func($this->handler, $exception);

$this->caughtLength = $caughtLength;

if (!$caughtLength) {

// All handlers failed. Let PHP handle that now.

throw $exception;

* This method uses plain PHP functions like header() and echo to output

* the response.

*

*/

public function sendPhpResponse($exception)

{

/**

* Gets the full HTML content associated with the given exception.

*

*

* @return string The HTML content as a string

*/

$content .= "</tbody>\n</table>\n</div>\n";

}

// something nasty happened and we cannot throw an exception anymore

if ($this->debug) {

$title = sprintf('Exception thrown when handling an exception (%s: %s)', \get_class($e), $this->escapeHtml($e->getMessage()));

} else {

try {

$link = $fmt->format($path, $line);

return sprintf('<span class="block trace-file-path">in <span title="%s%3$s"><strong>%s</strong>%s</span></span>', $this->escapeHtml($path), $file, 0 < $line ? ' line '.$line : '');

}

}

private $file;

private $line;

{

$e = new static();

$e->setMessage($exception->getMessage());

$previous = $exception->getPrevious();

$e->setPrevious(static::create($previous));

} elseif ($previous instanceof \Throwable) {

$e->setPrevious(static::create(new FatalThrowableError($previous)));

return $this->trace;

}

{

$this->setTrace($exception->getTrace(), $exception->getFile(), $exception->getLine());

}