Re: Re: Bug #1401 Updated: Script dies during large outputs, sometimes with bogus parser error.

> I checked the status on the bug, to see if any addional notes had > been made-- and found it closed! I am hoping that you will persue this > problem, as I do feel it is a genuine php bug. > If there is anything I can do to help narrow this problem, please > let me now. > > I did strip out the html, etc. Please see my previous message. You need to provide a much better example that shows the bug. I have tried the URL you gave a half dozen times and have yet to see a PHP parser error message like you said. I am using: http://www.remotepoint.com/~jordanh/half_stats.php3 And I specify more than 600 in the limit box and always see this output at the end: 0Cooked Function: $half_rec[$i]->cooked[$k] = $half_rec[$i]->cook_playertime(); 0.05 hrsCooked Function: $half_rec[$i]->cooked[$k] = $half_rec[$i]->cook_weapon(); 9mm Assault Rifle187 jirraCooked Function: $half_rec[$i]->cooked[$k] = $half_rec[$i]->cook_frags(); No parser error there. PHP is doing exactly what it is supposed to do given your script. Now, it may be that it isn't doing what you think it should do, but that is an entirely separate issue. You said it threw a parser error and it doesn't. If your problem is different, then you need to explain that explicitly. I suspect you are confused about those ugly eval() calls you have in there. I see no reason for using an eval() there and I think what you really meant to ask was how to do that assignment instead. But it definitely does not look like a PHP bug to me, and thus the bug report has been closed. -Rasmus -- PHP Development Mailing List http://www.php.net/ To unsubscribe send an empty message to php-dev-unsubscribe@lists.php.net For help: php-dev-help@lists.php.net