ID: 17290
Updated by: sniper@php.net
Reported By: mellow@mellow.dk
-Status: Open
+Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.1.2
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We need a self-contained and SHORT example script which
shows the problem..
Previous Comments:
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[2002-06-26 14:09:48] robjohnwilson@hotmail.com
I seem to be getting this error also in 4.2.1 running on SunOS - is
this possible?
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[2002-05-24 06:08:26] witterstein@web.de
I occured a similar error when using (also on lx-machine)
while ($db->next_record())
{
/* Fix for php 4.2.1 */
$foo=$db->f('RIS_VSR_FK');
$curstate[$foo] = $db->f('RIS_ALLOWED');
/* End Fix
$curmain[$db->f('RIS_VSR_FK')] = $db->f('RIS_ISMAIN');
<-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
$defmainvs = $db->f('RIS_ISMAIN') == 'YES' ?
$db->f('RIS_VSR_FK') :
$defmainvs;
}
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR, expecting ']'
in xxx on line 166 <-!!!!!!!!!!!! this line
That means that accessing an object in a class instance and using this
as the arrays index also does not work, using a simple variable does
work.
Probably there is a major bug in the parser (priority?), because the
workaround with $array[{$array_b[1][2]}], which I would expect that
first {$array_b[1][2]} is evaluated and then $array[$evaluation_result]
gets the error that no {} are allowed. I am not sure this is a new bug,
but I remember in 4.0.x it always worked fine.
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[2002-05-17 11:02:29] mellow@mellow.dk
I've build an array using the following in a function :
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$this->get_data(array("","","and D.XiParentId=
'gwak_root_element'
ORDER BY D.vcOrder"));
$arrCategory = $this->return_array();
for($i = 0 ; $i < sizeof($arrCategory) ; $i++) {
$this->get_data(array("","","and D.XiParentId = '"
.
$arrCategory[$i]["XiDataId"] . "' ORDER BY D.vcOrder"));
$arrItem[$arrCategory[$i]["vcItemId"]] =
$this->return_array();
}
return $arrItem;
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This constructs an array with values like :
$arrItem["project_priority"][0] = array(...)
$arrItem["project_priority"][1] = array(...)
etc...
Later I tried to do the following to the returned $arrItem :
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$arrItem["project_severity"][] = array("XiDataId" =>
"gwak_get_all",
"vcText" => "All");
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This gives the error :
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Fatal error: Cannot use [] for reading in
/home/plb/public_html/gwak/module/project/include/Task.class.php on
line 160
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Funny because doing the following :
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$arrThis["here"][] = array("XiDataId" => "asdasdas",
"vcText"
=> "324234234");
$arrThis["here"][] = array("XiDataId" => "asdasdas",
"vcText"
=> "324234234");
$arrThis["here"][] = array("tr" => "ert");
$arrThis["where"][] = array("er" => "ert");
$arrThis["where"][] = array("we" => "ert");
$arrThis["where"][] = array("tr" => "ert");
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gives no error at all, eventhough $arrThis and $arrItem have exactly
the same format. Do you guys have an idea what is going on here?
The only thing i can see could cause the problem is that $arrItem is
built using "arrays within arrays":
$arrItem[$arrCategory[$i]["vcItemId"]] = array(...);
Can this be the cause or...
In advance thx...
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