ID: 28566
Comment by: michali dot sarris at gmail dot com
Reported By: nick at 127tech dot net
Status: Assigned
Bug Type: Zend Engine 2 problem
Operating System: Debian Linux/2.6
PHP Version: 5.0.0RC2
Assigned To: andi
New Comment:
I am having the same problem. It sure does seem to be a bug since im
sure it is not a feature request. I use a few classes to persist an
object when it is new or modified. I save the actualy persisting
operations for when the object is actualy no more needed. A good method
to do this seemed my, was to put the final call in the destructor. But i
got a few errors wich i couldn't understand at first. I tried to debug
the __autoload method with some file_exist calls. For all the classes
the file does exist, but when classes are loaded from a call from the
destructor, then every file does not seem to exist, strangely. Can this
be fixed please? Thanks.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-05-31 12:04:56] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Assigning to Andi, but I'm not sure whether this is a "feature request"
or a bug.
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[2004-05-29 03:53:01] nick at 127tech dot net
Description:
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If I define a destructor that needs __autoload to be
called, the require_once call inside of __autoload fails.
If I take the code that failed in the destructor and test
it in another function in the same class, the __autoload
call works fine.
I've noticed that the current working directory is not
correctly set when __autoload is called from the
destructor. It's set to "/", where as my other accesses to
__autoload have a working directory of where my scripts are
located.
I've checked and the file __autoload is trying to
require_once does exist. But even if I set the
full path for the require_once, __autoload fails to work
when called from the destructor.
Explicitly requiring the file with the external class or
causing __autoload to require that class before the
destructor cures the error.
my include_path is set to ".:/usr/local/lib/php". I've
tried placing a copy of my class files in
"/usr/local/lib/php", but that produces the same results.
thanks,
nick
Reproduce code:
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function __autoload( $class )
{
require_once( $class.".php" );
}
class Blah
{
function __destruct()
{
$test = new OutsideClass();
}
}
$inst = new Blah;
Expected result:
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//no output
Actual result:
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Fatal error: __autoload() [function.require]: Failed
opening required 'OutsideClass.php'
(include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php')
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