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57 RECODE_OUTER outer;113 recode_globals->outer = NULL; in PHP_GINIT_FUNCTION()118 ReSG(outer) = recode_new_outer(false); in PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION()119 if (ReSG(outer) == NULL) { in PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION()128 if (ReSG(outer)) { in PHP_MSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION()129 recode_delete_outer(ReSG(outer)); in PHP_MSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION()156 request = recode_new_request(ReSG(outer)); in PHP_FUNCTION()210 request = recode_new_request(ReSG(outer)); in PHP_FUNCTION()
51 echo "continue outer\n";66 echo "break outer\n";79 continue outer114 break outer
89 outer stream leaks due to a programming error or is not exposed through a92 The problem is that the outer usually wants itself to close the inner stream,94 be live (e.g. commit data to it). If the outer stream is exposed through a95 zval and the inner one isn't, this is not a problem because the outer stream99 creation, so if the inner stream was created in the opener of the outer stream,119 To prevent this from happening when the inner stream is freed from the outer123 The outer stream cannot abstain, in its close callback, from closing the inner
77 } // end of outer foreach loop
75 } // end of outer foreach loop
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85 } // end of outer foreach loop
86 } // end of outer foreach loop
78 } // end of outer foreach loop
79 } // end of outer foreach loop
87 } // end of outer for loop
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