ID: 12630
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: joustin at plusnet dot pl
-Status: Open
+Status: Wont fix
Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: Red Hat Linux, Win2000 sp2
PHP Version: 4.0.6
New Comment:
Quite wierd.
Use the workaround.
Previous Comments:
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[2001-08-07 14:17:40] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll make this a feature request/change...
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[2001-08-07 14:15:13] joustin at plusnet dot pl
BOGUS ?
The above is just a workaround... I've used it, though it's the only
reasonable way to code some routines. But it's quite a LONG workaround
and makes the code quite obfuscated and unclear... not mentioning
possible performance losses.
Any plans to implement that ? (haven't seen the php source yet, but I
could imagine that preety simple to implement)
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[2001-08-07 14:04:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
this is not implemented in php
if you want to try something like that try...
if (!test())return;
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[2001-08-07 13:59:07] joustin at plusnet dot pl
Tested on Red Hat
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[2001-08-07 13:54:44] joustin at plusnet dot pl
Hello!
This seems quite odd...
In the ...
function() or dosomething;
...construct it seems that PHP only allows the usage of standard
operators and functions in the place of "dosomething", so the 'return'
doesn't work at all since it's a operator-like thingy.
The following snippet will produce a parse error:
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function test(){
return false;
};
function test2(){
test() or return;
}
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Thanks in advance for a quick fix :)
Keep up the good work!
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