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Posted by Thomas Mlynarczyk on 11/17/06 13:35
Also sprach Andy Hassall:
> It looks, from the mailing list post from the other part of the
> thread, that they have finally fixed this. It's been broken for a
> while, and was re-ordered but was still broken, and now the order
> makes sense so long as you have quite a recent version of PHP.
I had read somewhere that there was a discussion about calling the ob
function before the shutdown function and destructors. This would make more
sense to me, but I don't know if they actually did it in PHP 5.1.6 or 5.2.0.
> The shutdown function ordering didn't make sense previously, so you
> were seeing things you shouldn't have seen - objects who had their
> destructors already called before the rest of the script had actually
> run yet.
Yes, but the ob handler is still called last, i.e. *after* the destructors.
When I write my own error handler which "collects" error messages during
script execution and writes them to a file when the scripts ends, I must
make sure this writing occurs as the last step in my script. There seems to
be no elegant solution to this.
Greetings,
Thomas
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