Hello,
The following code does not work as expected:
<?
class Test {
function __get($n) {
print('[get]');
throw new Exception('get');
print('[/get]'); // not printed: OK
}
}
print('[test]');
$o = new Test();
$v = $o->foo;
print('[/test]'); // printed: bug
?>
'/get' is not printed, so the throw statement is correctly executed, but '/test' is
printed, so the exception is not correctly "propagated" to the caller.
Note that the exception will be thrown later, either:
* if the call to __get was not in a function: end of script,
* if the call to __get was within a function: end of the function,
except if antoher exception is thrown, but in that case the get exception is reported,
not the newly thrown one.
Same behaviour with __set and __toString.
Apparently no problems with __construct, __destruct, __call and __clone.
Regards,
Stephane
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