PHP static code analysis tool, which detects uncaught exceptions?

Question

There seems to be quite a lot of static code analysis tools for PHP, could you please suggest the one, which can detect exceptions, which are thrown in the PHP code, but are

Answer 1

As for 2015, for PhpStorm exists a SCA tool available as plugin Php Inspections (EA Extended) - it does this kind of analysis, including nested calls. Plus it takes context into consideration, e.g. within __toString unhanded exceptions leading to fatals and the plugin reports this.

Answer 2

PHPLint seems to be the answer. For example, it parses

<?php

function some()
{
    if (time() == 123) {
        throw new Exception("I can't happen");
    }
}

some();

, which will never throw an exception (unless you're in the past), into:

BEGIN parsing of test-cSdHoW
1:      <?php
2:      
3:      function some()
4:      {
5:       if (time() == 123) {
6:        throw new Exception("I can't happen");

          throw new Exception("I can't happen");
                                                \_ HERE
==== 6: notice: here generating exception(s) Exception

          throw new Exception("I can't happen");
                                                \_ HERE
==== 6: ERROR: exception(s) must be caught or declared to be thrown: Exception
7:       }
8:      }
9:      
10:     some();
==== 3: notice: guessed signature of the function `some()' as void()

        some();
             \_ HERE
==== 10: notice: here generating exception(s) Exception

        some();
             \_ HERE
==== 10: Warning: uncaught exception(s): Exception
END parsing of test-cSdHoW
==== ?: notice: unused package `dummy.php'
==== ?: notice: required module `standard'
Overall test results: 1 errors, 1 warnings.

So that's exactly what I was asking for :) Adding a docblock and catching the exception results in no more errors or warnings from PHPLint.