Description:
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I installed the php QCodo framework (Current Development Version, qcodo-0.3.43.tar.gz), which includes a couple of it's own files.

qcodo/_core/framework/QApplicationBase.class.php
includes on line 304 in a foreach-loop some files, in the last loop
qcodo/_core/framework/QQuery.class.php

this fails with no output (error_reporting on E_ALL | E_STRICT, display_errors true, same "output" (or missing output) when using error_log() instead of print/echo.


// Preload Class Files
var_dump(PHP_VERSION);
//foreach (QApplication::$PreloadedClassFile as $strClassFile) {
    $x = "/Users/chriz/Documents/workspace/figufi.local/includes/qcodo/_core/framework/QQuery.class.php";
    var_dump($x, is_file($x), is_readable($x), filesize($x)); flush();
    $r = require $x;
    var_dump("$r, $x included"); flush();
//}
echo "end"; exit;


var_dump() is never executed in this case, the only output is
string(5) "5.2.6" string(93) "/Users/chriz/Documents/workspace/figufi.local/includes/qcodo/_core/framework/QQuery.class.php" bool(true) bool(true) int(49564) 


using echo "byebye"; flush(); ob_end_flush(); die("-"); as first command in that file has no effect either. Deleting the file has the effect, that require fails.

Now I started to delete content from the end of that file, this code still does not work:
http://nopaste.php-quake.net/39881

If I delete the last empty method in this file, it works. (var_dump() and "end"/exit is shown). But it's getting more strange, if I don't remove that method, but remove the comment (!) above, it ends in an E_STRICT warning:

Declaration of QQSubQuerySqlNode::GetColumnAlias() should be compatible with that of QQNode::GetColumnAlias()
Error Type:   E_STRICT


This is NOT reproducable, neither on the same system (in another virtual host and simplified environment (less includes before)) nor on a Windows machine with the same PHP-Version.


Removing a comment or method should not end in a script termination. Sorry for this hard bug report with nearly no starting point, but maybe there's something wrong with the parser about comments or inheritance.

Expected result:
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require the readable file and show the die() message at the beginning of the required file

Actual result:
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require fails, neither the die() command in the required file is shown, nor something else after the require command

it's definitly not about the existance of the file or denied access to the file, it's its content