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[2001-02-26 13:32 UTC] pvzweden at caiw dot nl
When i create a piece of code with eval like :
eval = "if (!isset(\$$value)) {";
eval .= " return 0; "
eval .= "}";
eval("$eval");
The return statement doesn't work.
It works with earlier versions of php. (php3).
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It does work with a CVS snapshot. <?php $eval = "return 123;"; $e = eval("$eval"); var_dump($e); ?> OUTPUT int(123) You also did not have a ";" terminating your return 0 line. Fix your code and try again. If the problem persists try a CVS snapshot from http://snaps.php.net and reopen this report.