#23489 [Ver]: ob_start() is broken with method callbacks

ID: 23489 Updated by: davey@php.net -Reported By: sebastian@php.net +Reported By: davey@php.net Status: Verified Bug Type: Output Control Operating System: ANY -PHP Version: 5 +PHP Version: 4.2.3 Assigned To: helly New Comment: I've tested this bug using the script seb wrote. I've tested with PHP 4.2.2, 4.3.2RC2 and latest 4.3.2 snapshot (200305071630) 4.2.2 outputs: Apache: bar CGI: bar 4.3.2RC2 outputs: Apache: bar CLI: bar CGI: foo 4.3.2 Snapshot outputs: Apache: bar CLI: bar CGI: bar Seems to be fixed in 4.3.2-Win32 now. - Davey Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-05-05 17:37:53] helly@php.net In 4 this is fixed now. The problem is still in 5. That is due to the problem that we have a different oo model in 5 (i guess). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-05-05 15:01:48] moriyoshi@php.net Definitely related to bug #23466. OG(active_ob_buffer).output_handler seems totally cluttered at the time php_end_ob_buffer() is called. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2003-05-05 04:59:46] davey@php.net The following code <?php class Test { function Test() { ob_start( array( $this, 'transform' ) ); } function transform($buffer) { return 'bar'; } } $t = new Test; ?> foo outputs 'bar', as it is expected to do, with PHP 4.3.1. With PHP 4.3.2-RC and PHP 5.0.0-dev it outputs 'foo' which is just plain wrong. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=23489&edit=1