[PHP-DEV] Bug #10790 Updated: Cannot redeclare function/class from included file

2001-07-02 Thread christian . huff 

ID: 10790
User Update by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating system: Win2k,IIS5
PHP Version: 4.0.5
Description: Cannot redeclare function/class from included file

Then why does it work every second time??

Previous Comments:
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[2001-06-16 13:01:17] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The script of yours is buggy.
this is not the right forum to ask support questions.


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[2001-05-13 17:36:43] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Shall I post my configuration files? Just in case it might help with the 
reconstruction of that error...

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[2001-05-10 12:25:26] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Using include_once() does not make any difference.

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[2001-05-10 11:50:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

What if you use include_once() instead of include() ?
Does it make any difference?

--Jani


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[2001-05-10 10:57:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Now this is what happens: I include a .php-file for database access via ODBC. While I 
was trying to make things 'easier', I stumbled across a problem: Classes and functions 
declared in an included file seem to work at first glance, but when reloaded, the 
declaration fails: 

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class odbc_obj in E:Web-ProjekteTestodbc.php on line 5

If I move the declaration of the class into the index.php, the script complains about 
being unable to redeclare connexecute(). Reloading again after the error, the script 
works, but thereafter, it refuses again and so on and on.


--- odbc.php ---

$conn_id = odbc_pconnect ("TEST", "", "");
global $conn_id;

class odbc_obj {
var $result;
  
function set_rs ($res) {
$this->result = $res;
}

function out ($eingabe) {
$retval = odbc_result($this->result,$eingabe);
return $retval;
}
}

function ConnExecute($sql)
{
  global $conn_id,$did;
  $did = odbc_exec ($conn_id, $sql);

  $retval = new odbc_obj;
  $retval->set_rs ($did);
  return $retval;
}

--- index.php ---
include("odbc.php");

$sql = "";
$rs = ConnExecute($sql);


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[PHP-DEV] Bug #10790 Updated: Cannot redeclare function/class from included file

2001-06-18 Thread sniper 

ID: 10790
Updated by: sniper
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Open
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating system: 
PHP Version: 4.0.5
Assigned To: 
Comments:

The script of yours is buggy.
this is not the right forum to ask support questions.


Previous Comments:
---

[2001-05-13 17:36:43] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Shall I post my configuration files? Just in case it might help with the 
reconstruction of that error...

---

[2001-05-10 12:25:26] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Using include_once() does not make any difference.

---

[2001-05-10 11:50:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What if you use include_once() instead of include() ?
Does it make any difference?

--Jani


---

[2001-05-10 10:57:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now this is what happens: I include a .php-file for database access via ODBC. While I 
was trying to make things 'easier', I stumbled across a problem: Classes and functions 
declared in an included file seem to work at first glance, but when reloaded, the 
declaration fails: 

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class odbc_obj in E:Web-ProjekteTestodbc.php on line 5

If I move the declaration of the class into the index.php, the script complains about 
being unable to redeclare connexecute(). Reloading again after the error, the script 
works, but thereafter, it refuses again and so on and on.


--- odbc.php ---

$conn_id = odbc_pconnect ("TEST", "", "");
global $conn_id;

class odbc_obj {
var $result;
  
function set_rs ($res) {
$this->result = $res;
}

function out ($eingabe) {
$retval = odbc_result($this->result,$eingabe);
return $retval;
}
}

function ConnExecute($sql)
{
  global $conn_id,$did;
  $did = odbc_exec ($conn_id, $sql);

  $retval = new odbc_obj;
  $retval->set_rs ($did);
  return $retval;
}

--- index.php ---
include("odbc.php");

$sql = "";
$rs = ConnExecute($sql);


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[PHP-DEV] Bug #10790 Updated: Cannot redeclare function/class from included file

2001-05-13 Thread christian . huff 

ID: 10790
User Update by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Open
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating system: Win2k,IIS5
PHP Version: 4.0.5
Description: Cannot redeclare function/class from included file

Shall I post my configuration files? Just in case it might help with the 
reconstruction of that error...

Previous Comments:
---

[2001-05-10 12:25:26] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Using include_once() does not make any difference.

---

[2001-05-10 11:50:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What if you use include_once() instead of include() ?
Does it make any difference?

--Jani


---

[2001-05-10 10:57:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now this is what happens: I include a .php-file for database access via ODBC. While I 
was trying to make things 'easier', I stumbled across a problem: Classes and functions 
declared in an included file seem to work at first glance, but when reloaded, the 
declaration fails: 

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class odbc_obj in E:Web-ProjekteTestodbc.php on line 5

If I move the declaration of the class into the index.php, the script complains about 
being unable to redeclare connexecute(). Reloading again after the error, the script 
works, but thereafter, it refuses again and so on and on.


--- odbc.php ---

$conn_id = odbc_pconnect ("TEST", "", "");
global $conn_id;

class odbc_obj {
var $result;
  
function set_rs ($res) {
$this->result = $res;
}

function out ($eingabe) {
$retval = odbc_result($this->result,$eingabe);
return $retval;
}
}

function ConnExecute($sql)
{
  global $conn_id,$did;
  $did = odbc_exec ($conn_id, $sql);

  $retval = new odbc_obj;
  $retval->set_rs ($did);
  return $retval;
}

--- index.php ---
include("odbc.php");

$sql = "";
$rs = ConnExecute($sql);


---


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[PHP-DEV] Bug #10790 Updated: Cannot redeclare function/class from included file

2001-05-10 Thread christian . huff 

ID: 10790
User Update by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Feedback
Status: Open
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating system: Win2k,IIS5
PHP Version: 4.0.5
Description: Cannot redeclare function/class from included file

Using include_once() does not make any difference.

Previous Comments:
---

[2001-05-10 11:50:27] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What if you use include_once() instead of include() ?
Does it make any difference?

--Jani


---

[2001-05-10 10:57:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now this is what happens: I include a .php-file for database access via ODBC. While I 
was trying to make things 'easier', I stumbled across a problem: Classes and functions 
declared in an included file seem to work at first glance, but when reloaded, the 
declaration fails: 

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class odbc_obj in E:Web-ProjekteTestodbc.php on line 5

If I move the declaration of the class into the index.php, the script complains about 
being unable to redeclare connexecute(). Reloading again after the error, the script 
works, but thereafter, it refuses again and so on and on.


--- odbc.php ---

$conn_id = odbc_pconnect ("TEST", "", "");
global $conn_id;

class odbc_obj {
var $result;
  
function set_rs ($res) {
$this->result = $res;
}

function out ($eingabe) {
$retval = odbc_result($this->result,$eingabe);
return $retval;
}
}

function ConnExecute($sql)
{
  global $conn_id,$did;
  $did = odbc_exec ($conn_id, $sql);

  $retval = new odbc_obj;
  $retval->set_rs ($did);
  return $retval;
}

--- index.php ---
include("odbc.php");

$sql = "";
$rs = ConnExecute($sql);


---


Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=10790


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[PHP-DEV] Bug #10790 Updated: Cannot redeclare function/class from included file

2001-05-10 Thread sniper 

ID: 10790
Updated by: sniper
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Open
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating system: 
PHP Version: 4.0.5
Assigned To: 
Comments:

What if you use include_once() instead of include() ?
Does it make any difference?

--Jani


Previous Comments:
---

[2001-05-10 10:57:59] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now this is what happens: I include a .php-file for database access via ODBC. While I 
was trying to make things 'easier', I stumbled across a problem: Classes and functions 
declared in an included file seem to work at first glance, but when reloaded, the 
declaration fails: 

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class odbc_obj in E:Web-ProjekteTestodbc.php on line 5

If I move the declaration of the class into the index.php, the script complains about 
being unable to redeclare connexecute(). Reloading again after the error, the script 
works, but thereafter, it refuses again and so on and on.


--- odbc.php ---

$conn_id = odbc_pconnect ("TEST", "", "");
global $conn_id;

class odbc_obj {
var $result;
  
function set_rs ($res) {
$this->result = $res;
}

function out ($eingabe) {
$retval = odbc_result($this->result,$eingabe);
return $retval;
}
}

function ConnExecute($sql)
{
  global $conn_id,$did;
  $did = odbc_exec ($conn_id, $sql);

  $retval = new odbc_obj;
  $retval->set_rs ($did);
  return $retval;
}

--- index.php ---
include("odbc.php");

$sql = "";
$rs = ConnExecute($sql);


---



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