How PHP ignores a warning that a function throws out

How PHP ignores a warning that a function throws out
When I use PHP's Socket_connect function
If the server does not exist, then this function throws a
Warning:socket_connect () [Function.socket-connect]: Unable to connect [111]: Connection refused in/data/release/oc/ Trunk/system/class/log.class.php on line 79
The warning

I want to block out this warning you can use error_reporting (e_all ^ e_notice), but you don't want to block out other warnings.
Is there a way to just block out the warning that this function throws out?


Or there is a way to do the test ahead of the past can be.

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@socket_connect ()
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First error_reporting (e_all ^ e_notice); Can't block out this error

You can use @socket_connect () to mask the wrong display
About this connection error, the manual has
Returns TRUE if successful, and FALSE if it fails. The error code can is retrieved with Socket_last_error (). This code is passed to Socket_strerror () to get a textual explanation of the error.

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