Smarty

[stevenzenith]

I am having a problem with associative arrays running under PHP 4.3.10 and smarty 2.7 and the latest 2.9 - the foreach construct is not seeing the array when the index is a non-contiguous integer - but sees the array just fine if the index is a contiguous integer.

The array is visible and correctly structured in the debugger and I tried adding a string to the index to make it any string - the foreach executes the else clause.

I there a bug report I missed?

Steven

[messju]

no, you didn't miss a bug report.
associative arrays works fine for me (and almost anyone else, i assume) with 2.7 through 2.9.

[stevenzenith]

With this version 4.3.10 of PHP? Is there a config thing in php that turns off associativity? I have a repeatable case of foreach here that is only working for what are essentially contiguous index non-associative arrays. The only change to the code is the index

In the working case I do
$a[] = $s;

in php and in the non-working case I do
$a[$s->i] = $s;

Then I pass the array by reference.

Steven

[messju]

the only thing i remember is a bytecode-incompatibility that broke php's foreach entirely with zend_optimizier and other bytecode-caches.

another reason could be some unexpected reference behaviour.

[stevenzenith]

I have restarted apache checked my installation (Fedora Core 2) and all appears to be in order - the problem still exists.

Steven

[boots]

FWIW, either try disabling your zend optimizer or install a newer version. BTW, php is at 4.3.11 and smarty is at 4.6.9.

Now, are you saying that

$a['foobar'.$s->i] = $s;

doesn't work either? {foreach} compiles to PHP's foreach so anything that limits PHP's foreach will impact Smarty's as well.

[stevenzenith]

[stevenzenith]

My apologies, I found the bug - it was mine, up stream. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Steven