ID: 25725
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: kjartan at zind dot net
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: *
PHP Version: 4CVS, 5CVS
New Comment:
There is no issue.. simply running:
<?php
$a = 2;
\
$c = 5;
?>
does the same as a php script or running it through highlight_string.
stray '\'s outside of a string isn't allowed.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-11-10 01:34:30] Stephen2417 at gmail dot com
Bumping.. This is still an issue.
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[2004-10-18 03:41:26] admin at cpgnuke dot com
Correct this is a annoying bug because it happens randomly.
My CVS viewer and BB just throw the error occasional without a
pattern.
I also found additional problems so maybe someone can trace it.
when you have "<?php" in top sometimes the whole text has blue color
and a different time it is in 2 colors (<? = orange, php = blue)
And also the content between <?php and ?> is sometimes colored and
sometimes completely blue.
To me this recognizes that the function has trouble with converting the
text.
But where does the conversion goes bad in base_functions.c:
zend_parse_parameters(), highlight_string() or even before that ????
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[2004-10-18 02:50:36] Stephen2417 at gmail dot com
[Correction] This problem still exists in 5.*.
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[2004-10-18 02:43:43] Stephen2417 at gmail dot com
This problem still exists in 4.3.9, and I beleive it has been fixed in
5.*. Half the time just shows up blank, so this is a definite bug.
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[2004-09-29 08:59:53] jake at varshop dot com
This bug is not isolated to "Mozilla *Firefox* 1.0 PR." as jed
observed. I have experienced the same behavior in IE 6.0.2800.1106 SP1
on Windows 2000. I've experienced this bug with the example url as
noted by keithm, as well as other various pastes in that pastebin.
The odd thing is, this error only rears it's ugly head periodically,
peticularly with rapid refreshing (which may or may not be an
influencing factor). The unreliability of the same unchanging code to
produce an error of this nature, seems to strongly suggest that this is
most certainly a bug in PHP itself.
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