0004006: Predefined Constants such as PHP_EOL doesnt exist

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0004006

[Quercus]

minor

always

04-20-10 00:35

02-04-11 02:20

Reporter

hm2k

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public

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normal

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fixed

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closed

Product Version

4.0.11

Summary

0004006: Predefined Constants such as PHP_EOL doesnt exist

Description

echo PHP_EOL; //returns NULL; should return a new line

echo defined('PHP_EOL')?'yes':'no'; // returns: no; should return yes

See http://php.net/manual/en/reserved.constants.php [^]

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(0004734) kle 08-27-10 06:12	This is a problem, for example with the sitepress-multilingual-cms WordPress plugin. It uses PHP_EOL a lot. Is there a workaround (other than changing the scripts)?

(0004746) kdecherf 09-12-10 16:23	Yes, there is a bugfix available on GitHub : http://github.com/CleverCloud/Quercus/commit/e175b63a9531301cf2f6644a903de1e32b5f82fa [^]

(0004759) domdorn 09-28-10 06:54	fixed in current svn ref 7555. should be in 4.0.11 release.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
04-20-10 00:35	hm2k	New Issue
08-27-10 06:12	kle	Note Added: 0004734
09-03-10 04:04	kle	Issue Monitored: kle
09-12-10 16:23	kdecherf	Note Added: 0004746
09-12-10 16:27	kdecherf	File Added: 0001-Adding-reserved-constant-PHP_EOL.-Closes-1.patch
09-28-10 06:54	domdorn	Note Added: 0004759
09-28-10 06:54	domdorn	Status	new => resolved
09-28-10 06:54	domdorn	Resolution	open => fixed
09-28-10 06:54	domdorn	version	4.0.6 => 4.0.11
02-04-11 02:20	domdorn	Status	resolved => closed