Re: [PHP-DEV] ZendEngine2 and $argc,$argv

2002-06-25 Thread Marcus Börger 

Works now, THX

marcus

At 06:22 25.06.2002, Andi Gutmans wrote:
Can you try the latest CVS version? It should be fixed there.
Let me know...
Thanks,
Andi

At 11:04 PM 6/24/2002 +0200, Marcus Boerger wrote:
Since i use ZendEngine2 i cannot use global $argc,$argv.

Example:

function somefunction() {
 global $argc, $argv;
}

worked before ZE2, PHP-3.0-dev
now i get: Fatal error - Can't assign by reference non-referencable value!

function somefunction() {
 $argc = $GLOBALS['argc'];
 $argv = $GLOBALS['argv'];
}

works just fine.

I assume global creates a reference and checks if the variable is writeable.
But a readonly variable or constant *should* also be referenceable.

regards
marcus


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[PHP-DEV] ZendEngine2 and $argc,$argv

2002-06-24 Thread Marcus Boerger 

Since i use ZendEngine2 i cannot use global $argc,$argv.

Example:

function somefunction() {
 global $argc, $argv;
}

worked before ZE2, PHP-3.0-dev
now i get: Fatal error - Can't assign by reference non-referencable value!

function somefunction() {
 $argc = $GLOBALS['argc'];
 $argv = $GLOBALS['argv'];
}

works just fine.

I assume global creates a reference and checks if the variable is writeable.
But a readonly variable or constant *should* also be referenceable.

regards
marcus

Re: [PHP-DEV] ZendEngine2 and $argc,$argv

2002-06-24 Thread Andi Gutmans 

Can you try the latest CVS version? It should be fixed there.
Let me know...
Thanks,
Andi

At 11:04 PM 6/24/2002 +0200, Marcus Boerger wrote:
Since i use ZendEngine2 i cannot use global $argc,$argv.

Example:

function somefunction() {
 global $argc, $argv;
}

worked before ZE2, PHP-3.0-dev
now i get: Fatal error - Can't assign by reference non-referencable value!

function somefunction() {
 $argc = $GLOBALS['argc'];
 $argv = $GLOBALS['argv'];
}

works just fine.

I assume global creates a reference and checks if the variable is writeable.
But a readonly variable or constant *should* also be referenceable.

regards
marcus



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