Description:
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When I try to include a file with a parse error. PHP stops execution at the parse error. 
However, the online manual for include states the following:

"Be warned that parse error in required file doesn't cause processing halting." 

I am using Zend Studio 4 to write my PHP scripts. And when I debug the page the debugger picks up the parse error, but execution continues. And then I get the desired output.

I found bug #28330 in the bug database describing the same problem. The conclusion was that it was not a bug. But the behaviour contradicts the manual. 

Reproduce code:
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<?php 
class Try
{
  private $old_track_errors;

  public function __construct()
  {
    $this->old_track_errors = ini_get('track_errors');
  }

  public function requireWithError($file)  
  { 
    ini_set('track_errors', true); 
    echo "So far so good"; 
    include($file); 
    echo "This message is not shown"; 
    $error = isset($php_errormsg) ? $php_errormsg : false; 
    ini_set('track_errors', $this->old_track_errors); 
    return $error; 
  } 
}

$test = new Try();
$test->requireWithError('fileWithParseError.php');
?> 

This is 'fileWithParseError.php'.
<?php 
class TestCaseWithParseError 
{ 
    wibble 
} 
?> 


Expected result:
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I expect to see the message "So far so good", then the parse error, and then the message "This message is not shown".

Actual result:
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I just see the message "So far so good", then the parse error. The message "This message is not shown" is indeed not shown