DevShed continues their looks at autoloading classes in PHP5 today with this new tutorial focusing on catching and handling any errors that might be thrown in the process.

This is the third article in the series on how to auto load classes in PHP 5. This article will demonstrate how to trigger exceptions in a way that can be caught by the corresponding "catch()" block. [...] Nonetheless, this issue can be fixed with relative ease. That will be the goal of this third article of the series. So if you're interested in learning how this solution will be implemented, don't waste any more time and start reading now!

They start by looking at throwing an exception with the __autoload so that the script can catch it. The go back to mention the method they'd talked about before - using just eval() - and then show the "new and improved" method of handling the result with a try/catch block instead of a direct output.