Description:
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Problem appears in try-catch block in some environment.
When some code throws exception and there is no more any code
right after throwing code in try-catchh block, then exception
is not catched and it falls to system. Other, upper level try-catch
blocks can't catch it too. Not sure about PHP version - it works on Windows with 5.2.0, it was working on Linux with 5.1.x version, but now it not working. Introducing die(), or break in the end of internal part of try-catch blocks sloves the problem, and exception is handled correcty, but it is offcourse workaround.


Reproduce code:
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class Test{
	public function doTest(){
   		try{
   			throw new Exception( "test exception" );
   			// with break or die() here code will work!
   		}catch( Exception $ex ){
   			return "exception catched";
   		}
		return "ok";
	}
}
$testObj = new Test();
$content = $testObj->doTest();
echo( $content );

Expected result:
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"exception catched" text

Actual result:
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Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'test exception' in /path-to-test-file-dir/test.php:5 Stack trace: #0 /path-to-test-file-dir/test.php(14): Test->doTest() #1 {main} thrown in /path-to-test-file-dir/test.php on line 5