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Bug #28315 Fatal error: Internal compiler error - please report!
Submitted: 2004-05-07 16:13 UTC Modified: 2004-05-24 09:09 UTC
From: j dot uribe at globalforma dot com Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: Scripting Engine problem
PHP Version: 5.0.0RC2 OS: Windows XP
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2004-05-07 16:13 UTC] j dot uribe at globalforma dot com 
Description:
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The compiler gives me an error when i exec a code




Reproduce code:
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echo(LMS::$dataModelCore[$_POST['lmsget']]());

Part of the class is:
	class LMS{
		public static $dataModelCore=array(
										"cmi.core.student_id"=>'coreStudentID($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmi.core.student_name"=>'coreStudentName($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmo.core.lesson_location"=>'coreLessonLocation($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmi.core.credit"=>'coreCredit($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmi.core.lesson_status"=>'coreLessonStatus($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmi.core.entry"=>'coreEntry($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmi.core.score"=>
											array(	
													"cmi.core.score.raw"=>'coreScoreRaw($tipo,$valor="")',
													"cmi.core.score.max"=>'coreScoreMax($tipo,$valor="")',
													"cmi.core.score.min"=>'coreScoreMin($tipo,$valor="")',
												),
										"cmi.core.total_time"=>'coreTotalTime($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmi.core.lesson_mode"=>'coreLessonMode($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmi.core.exit"=>'coreExit($tipo,$valor="")',
										"cmi.core.session_time"=>'coreSessionTime($tipo,$valor="")',
								);

	    static function suspendData($tipo,$valor=""){
	    	echo "Suspend Data";
	    }
	    static function launchData($tipo,$valor=""){
	    	echo "Launch Data";
	    }

...
...
)

Expected result:
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I expected execute the function asociate whith the value of the array.

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 [2004-05-21 21:28 UTC] pollita@php.net 
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The short portion of code you posted works fine from here.
 [2004-05-21 21:33 UTC] pollita@php.net 
Erm, I misinterpreted your script's intent. (Had to make some changes for it to make sense on this end.)

The method you're using for calling functions is not appropriate.  Based on your data structure, you'd need to use eval().  But since eval() is generally a poor approach to any problem, I'd sooner recommend modifying your array scructure to contain function names separare from parameter lists.

In any event this is a question for the support list php-general@lists.php.net
 [2004-05-24 09:09 UTC] j dot uribe at globalforma dot com 
OK, i have do so, and it works but seems to be a strange problem when a function mapped into array is called from a class, furthermore i already have made those changes and now it works fine.Thx.
 
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