Additional note based on some further testing:
Although errcontext is effectively an array passed by
reference to your custom error handling function, you cannot
simply copy it over to another variable, because that
variable will also act like a reference to errcontext,
almost like an object.
Instead, the only way I can find to copy the errcontext
array to a separate variable so that you can actually modify
its values without changing the surrounding variable
context, is to copy it piece-by-piece with a foreach loop.
Not the most efficient way of working, but then again,
errors are hopefully exceptional enough for you that
performance will not be an overriding concern in this case.
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