ERROR

ERROR Object

the error object takes (up to) 3 values in the constructor arguments array: code, message, data.
When calling the "getError" method will return an array consisting of the arguments and their set values. calling "getError" with $args["obj"] = TRUE; (boolean) will return an object with the named values as used in the constructor.

$args = array();
$args["code"]       = 'the code'; //code message data
$args["message"]    = 'the message';
$args["data"]       = 'the data';
$ERROR = new ERROR($args);
echo '@'.__LINE__.':ERROR1<pre>'.var_export($ERROR1, true).'</pre><br>';
unset($args);
$args = null;
$ERROR1 = $ERROR->getError($args);
echo '@'.__LINE__.':ERROR1<pre>'.var_export($ERROR1, true).'</pre><br>';

results in:

array (
    'code' => 'the code',
    'message' => 'the message',
    'data' => 'the data',
);

$args = array();
$args["obj"]        = TRUE;
$ERROR2 = $ERROR->getError($args);
echo '@'.__LINE__.':ERROR2<pre>'.var_export($ERROR2, true).'</pre><br>';

results in:

stdClass :: _set_state(array(
   'code' => 'the code',
   'message' => 'the message',
   'data' => 'the data',
));