Description:
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The dox say ..."The PHP 4 method of declaring a variable with the var keyword is no longer valid for PHP 5 objects. For compatibility a variable declared in php will be assumed with public visibility, and a E_STRICT warning will be issued."

The following code would expect to generate the appropriate warning ...



Reproduce code:
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<?php
class myc_class
	{
	var $ttt;
	public $pub;
	protected $prot;
	private $priv;
	
	public function __construct()
		{
		$this->ttt = 1;
		}
	public function test()
		{
		echo "$this->ttt\n";
		}
	}

$x = new myc_class();
$x->test();
var_dump($x);
// Prove E_STRICT is working.
echo mktime();
?>

Expected result:
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An E_STRICT warning about var being public.

E_STRICT is active within php.ini as mktime() generates this message.

Actual result:
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1
object(myc_class)#1 (4) {
  ["ttt"]=>
  int(2)
  ["pub"]=>
  NULL
  ["prot:protected"]=>
  NULL
  ["priv:private"]=>
  NULL
}
Strict Standards:  mktime() : You should be using the time() function instead in D:\Data\Web Sites\Quick Scripts\public_html\EE Scripts\ppp_problem.php on line 23
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