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

Fantastic, the bug now seems to be moody. I was getting a parser error not but three hours before this message. However the symptom of the bug remains: incomplete output (without an explaination) from the database. Are there any internals I could look at? Jordan. On Thu, 13 May 1999, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote: > > 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 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Words of Wisdom: o "They say I'm lazy, but it takes all my time," - Joe Walsh, *Life's Been Good* o Eat your matzo-ball soup! Its good for you! o Caring is only a function of people who cannot be held accountable. o The sooner you fall behind, the more time you have to catch up. o To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research. o Remember: 37.2 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [ Jordan Husney: jordanh@remotepoint.com ] [ Project LIMP Coordinator | Alps FAQ Maintainer ] [ http://linux.remotepoint.com | http://alps.remotepoint.com ] -- 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