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Description: ------------ If SplTempFileObject used with the LimitIterator in some cases it behave wrong. This might be related to #65600 . Even though if switching to an SplFileObject fixes the problem with the same input. Test script: --------------- <?php $content = <<<'EOF' Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 EOF; $tmpCsvFile = new SplTempFileObject(); $tmpCsvFile->fwrite($content); $iterator = new CallbackFilterIterator($tmpCsvFile, function ($row) { return true; }); echo 'Limit 1: ', iterator_count(new LimitIterator($iterator, 2)), ' ', iterator_count(new LimitIterator($tmpCsvFile, 2)), "\n"; echo 'Limit 2: ', iterator_count(new LimitIterator($iterator, 3)), ' ', iterator_count(new LimitIterator($tmpCsvFile, 3)), "\n"; Expected result: ---------------- Limit 2: 2 2 Limit 3: 1 1 Actual result: -------------- Limit 2: 2 2 Limit 3: 1 0