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ZipDirectoryReaderError.php
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24 class ZipDirectoryReaderError extends Exception {
25  protected $errorCode;
26 
27  function __construct( $code ) {
28  $this->errorCode = $code;
29  parent::__construct( "ZipDirectoryReader error: $code" );
30  }
31 
35  function getErrorCode() {
36  return $this->errorCode;
37  }
38 }
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ZipDirectoryReaderError
Internal exception class.
Definition: ZipDirectoryReaderError.php:24
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