Sebastian's right, even though this does require that the code allows
this. Was this changed since 4.2?
At 13:24 25/08/2002, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
>Marcus B�rger wrote:
> > You are using an undocumented feature of ouput.
> >
> > if (!$this->_started) {
> > ob_start(
> > array(
> > $this, 'transform'
> > )
> > );
>
> This is not an undocumented feature, AFAIK. Callbacks are supposed to
> accept an array with $array[0] beeing an object and $array[1] the
> method to call.
>
> Changing this behaviour would break scripts, at least some of mine :-)
>
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