PHP 4.0 Bug #10631 Updated: Incorrectly reported line number on errors with Mac line-breaks

ID: 10631 User Update by: basil.hussain@specialreserve.net Old-Status: Feedback Status: Open Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem Description: Incorrectly reported line number on errors with Mac line-breaks Thanks, but unfortunately I can't test it myself as my servers have no C compilation facilities (for security purposes, etc.), so I'll have to wait. Once 4.0.6 is out, though, if it doesn't solve this problem, I'll post back to this bug report. Previous Comments: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-05-03 06:26:59] derick@php.net This is likely fixed in the CVS now. PHP 4.0.6 will have it. Can you please try the latest CVS of PHP (and Zend) to test if it works now? --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2001-05-03 06:21:10] basil.hussain@specialreserve.net When a file is saved using Macintosh-style line breaks ('r') and there is some kind of error in the script (maybe a parse error, etc.) then the line number that is reported is always line 1. It's a fairly minor thing, but annoying nonetheless. A workaround, obviously, is to make sure you save your scripts with Unix line-breaks ('n'). This sounds like it's related to (and may have been fixed along with) bug #10578. However, in my experience it has been in existence since PHP 4 was first released and possibly even in PHP3. Maybe I should have reported it sooner... :) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=10631