[ phpeclipse-Bugs-1154950 ] Corruption of data when returning from function

Bugs item #1154950, was opened at 2005-03-02 06:48
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Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
>Assigned to: Pablo Aguiar (scorphus)
Summary: Corruption of data when returning from function

Initial Comment:
Hi Y'all

I've come across an interesting corruption of data when
using the debugger 'step into' feature. The effect
doesn't occur when the function call in question is
'stepped over', so I'm certain it isn't the code, or
the debugger.

The function in question is handed an ID for a MySQL
database record by the ::main() PHP script. This
function then calls another function with this ID as a
parameter which in turn accesses the database and
returns the data relevant to the ID.

The data returned is a price for a component. It is
fetched correctly by the innermost function (eg 29.99),
and returned to the second level function as per usual
in function calls.

The second level function then returns the price to
::main(), but when the variable is examined in ::main()
it has suddenly been converted into '2005-01-03' or
another such date.

This, I'm guessing, is not the intended functionality
of the plugin or the debugger.

As I say, this doesn't occur when the function call in
::main() is stepped over, only when it is stepped into.

Is this a known bug, or is it something new?



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