function drupal_error_levels

Maps PHP error constants to watchdog severity levels.

The error constants are documented at http://php.net/manual/errorfunc.constants.php

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File

core/includes/errors.inc, line 24

Code

function drupal_error_levels() {
    $types = [
        E_ERROR => [
            'Error',
            RfcLogLevel::ERROR,
        ],
        E_WARNING => [
            'Warning',
            RfcLogLevel::WARNING,
        ],
        E_PARSE => [
            'Parse error',
            RfcLogLevel::ERROR,
        ],
        E_NOTICE => [
            'Notice',
            RfcLogLevel::NOTICE,
        ],
        E_CORE_ERROR => [
            'Core error',
            RfcLogLevel::ERROR,
        ],
        E_CORE_WARNING => [
            'Core warning',
            RfcLogLevel::WARNING,
        ],
        E_COMPILE_ERROR => [
            'Compile error',
            RfcLogLevel::ERROR,
        ],
        E_COMPILE_WARNING => [
            'Compile warning',
            RfcLogLevel::WARNING,
        ],
        E_USER_ERROR => [
            'User error',
            RfcLogLevel::ERROR,
        ],
        E_USER_WARNING => [
            'User warning',
            RfcLogLevel::WARNING,
        ],
        E_USER_NOTICE => [
            'User notice',
            RfcLogLevel::NOTICE,
        ],
        E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR => [
            'Recoverable fatal error',
            RfcLogLevel::ERROR,
        ],
        E_DEPRECATED => [
            'Deprecated function',
            RfcLogLevel::DEBUG,
        ],
        E_USER_DEPRECATED => [
            'User deprecated function',
            RfcLogLevel::DEBUG,
        ],
    ];
    return $types;
}