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Posted by Alvaro G. Vicario on 08/31/06 18:35
*** Manikandan escribió/wrote (30 Aug 2006 04:43:29 -0700):
> if ( $forecast['day_sequence'] < 4 ) {
>
> I got the "segmentation fault" error message when i executed this
> script in CLI. After debugging, i had changed my code to
>
> if ( (int) $forecast['day_sequence'] < 4 ) {
>
> and its worked well. So its means my php version dont do typecasting
> automatically it seems.
>
> Is it true?
Nope. A segmentation fault is normally a bug in the PHP interpreter or some
other system library. Bad code may help to trigger it some times but it's
always an unexpected result: ideally, PHP should complain if necessary but
not crash.
I've tried this code:
<?php
class Foo{
}
$foo=new Foo();
if($foo < 4){
echo "foo is less than four\n";
}
?>
The condition is true and it also raises a notice: "Notice: Object of class
Foo could not be converted to int"
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