ScriptDiedException

assembly: Peachpie.Runtime.dll
inherits: PhpErrorException, System.Exception

ScriptDiedException is thrown to simulate PHP's die and exit constructs. This is a well-known exception that is thrown by design and can thus be ignored in your development environment. The exception supposes to be thrown and will be safely handled.

Properties

Property	Description
Status	Original argument passed to the die function. If no argument is provided, the property is set to a number 255 according to PHP semantics.
ExitCode	Status as a number. Gets 0 if Status is not a number.
Message	Status converted to a string.

Debugging ScriptDiedException

When exit or die commands are being debugged, they might result in the debugger to break on Pchp.Core.ScriptDiedException.

Exception handled in Visual Studio.

It is recommended to ignore the exception (Untick Break when this exception type is thrown in Visual Studio, or similarly in other development environments).

Remarks

The exception is thrown as a response to the die and exit constructs. The reason is that this is the only way how to terminate the program at the current location without any unnnecesary overhead.

Since it is a CLR exception, it is always handled by the .NET debugger and by the eventual catch constructs. This can be used in a C# application to handle die in PHP code without terminating the request.

PHP's try/catch constructs are translated into corresponding CLR code respecting ScriptDiedException and re-throwing it away. By default, the request handler catches the exception in order to simulate PHP's die behavior of outputing the status message.