The URLs you provided don't work (can't be resolved). 

And I found, that when I change the $0d symbol with $0a symbol, __LINES__ corrected. Replace inside of constructions like arrays [even big ones] doesn't do anything.
The only problem is that my editor (FaR manager) uses $0d and $0a in mixed order [i suppose exactly as previous newline], notepad uses $0d$0a strictly. As far as I know, unix editor use the one symbol for newline.
Is this a solution? To use only an $0d$0a for newline?

No, you just need to use ONE style of line endings, this is not a bug and thus we mark it as bogus.

Ok. Try the next urls:
 http://soft.kemcity.ru/test/index.htm or
 http://users.info.kuzbass.net/~key/test/index.htm
Direct Links:
 Test1
  http://soft.kemcity.ru/test/index1.php or
  http://users.info.kuzbass.net/~key/test/index1.php
 Test2
  http://soft.kemcity.ru/test/index2.php or
  http://users.info.kuzbass.net/~key/test/index2.php
 Source Code1:
  http://soft.kemcity.ru/test/index1.txt or
  http://users.info.kuzbass.net/~key/test/index1.txt
 Source Code2:
  http://soft.kemcity.ru/test/index1.txt or
  http://users.info.kuzbass.net/~key/test/index1.txt

ok. I'll try,. Thanks for solution. It was a pleasure to get the answer so soon. ;) And anyway I can't understand why I can't use the deffierent kind of newline symbol ;)))

I've changed all newlines in file to $0d. There is no any $0a in file. Is this a solution? Error still out. Check the 
http://soft.kemcity.ru/test/index3.php and http://soft.kemcity.ru/test/index3.txt (source)

Only after changing any $0d to $0d$0a I've got right result. So, the right definition is: use only $0d$0a in your scripts to get right __LINE__ count. Am I right?

not any but every.

Excuse me for a lot of msgs.

For my followers: 
to change the script appropriate the requirements, you should replace any occurence of "wrong" newline. I used the next simple script:

  $filenameIn="funct.php";
  $filenameOut="funct.out.php";
  $x=fopen($filenameIn,"r");
  $buf=fread($x,filesize($filenameIn));
  fclose($x);
  $buf=preg_replace("/\r([^\n])/si","\r\n$1",$buf);
  $buf=preg_replace("/([^\r])\n/si","$1\r\n",$buf);
  $x=fopen($filenameOut,"w+");
  fwrite($x,$buf);
  fclose($x);

I suppose, nobody helps me ;) I hope others are awared of this bug and would find it at google, for example. Because I couldn't.