/**
* Turns on error reporting, and returns the handler.
*
* If you just want error reporting on, then don't bother
* catching the handler. If you're building something
* clever, like a framework, then you might want to grab
* and use it.
*
* Note that calling this a second time will replace the
* global error handling with a new error handler.
* The existing one will be turned off, and the new one
* turned on.
*
* You can't use two at once!
*
* @param options Optional, options declaring how PHP Error should be setup and used.
* @return The ErrorHandler used for reporting errors.
*/
function reportErrors($options = null)
{
$handler = new ErrorHandler($options);
return $handler->turnOn();
}
