Situation:
//trollCommand.php
[...]
foreach ($trolltypes as $type) { //$type=={"Frost","RandomBroken","Forest"}
try {
$output->writeln($type);
$troll={"get".$type."TrollType"}();
$output->writeln("TEST 1");
$troll->__load();
$output->writeln("TEST 2");
} catch (EntityNotFoundException $e) {
$output->writeln("WARNING: TROLL ENTITY DOES NOT EXIST.");
continue;
}
$output->writeln("TROLLING");
do_something_with_troll($troll);
}
getFrostTrollType loads ok, getForestTrollType should be loaded ok too, but before that, it is a problem, getRandomBrokenTrollType() deliberately does not exist, and then I see message in console:
Frost
Test 1
Test 2
TROLLING
RandomBroken
Test 1
[Doctrine\ORM\EntityNotFoundException]
Entity was not found.
//[EXIT FROM SCRIPT]
troll@troll-machine ~/trollSandbox/ $ _
it should be: WARNING: TROLL ENTITY DOES NOT EXIST. and then continue; but it does not happen
How to check existing of a object's method?
the Exception thrown by Doctrine is called Doctrine\ORM\EntityNotFoundException and you are catching EntityNotFoundException.
Thats a difference, the namespace matters.
to debug this, catch Exception instead and observe the type of the actual exception. then replace it.
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