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241 (*stats)->triggers = calloc(statistic_count, sizeof(mysqlnd_stat_trigger)); in mysqlnd_stats_init()258 free(stats->triggers); in mysqlnd_stats_end()274 ret = stats->triggers[statistic]; in mysqlnd_stats_set_trigger()275 stats->triggers[statistic] = trigger; in mysqlnd_stats_set_trigger()291 memset(stats->triggers, 0, stats->count * sizeof(mysqlnd_stat_trigger)); in mysqlnd_stats_reset_triggers()
41 if ((s_array)->triggers[(statistic)] && (s_array)->in_trigger == FALSE) { \45 (s_array)->triggers[(statistic)]((s_array), (statistic), (val) TSRMLS_CC); \
268 mysqlnd_stat_trigger *triggers; member
2 Bug #42737 (preg_split('//u') triggers a E_NOTICE with newlines)
2 Bug #60357 (__toString() method triggers E_NOTICE "Array to string conversion")
2 Ensure the ReflectionClass constructor triggers autoload.
2 Ensure the ReflectionProperty constructor triggers autoload.
2 Ensure the ReflectionMethod constructor triggers autoload.
2 Ensure ReflectionClass::implementsInterface triggers autoload.
2 Ensure ReflectionClass::getProperty() triggers autoload
2 Bug #65108 (is_callable() triggers Fatal Error)
11 // this triggers the custom error handler
2 Bug #40191 (use of array_unique() with objects triggers segfault)
2 Host name mismatch triggers error
20 Where the foo[43] access triggers an exception will continue to call the bar()
184 3) Code that triggers an OPcache bug.
193 to avoid confusion. Their use triggers E_DEPRECATED but continues to work as
2300 as before but triggers E_DEPRECATED). (Daniel Lowrey)3299 . Fixed bug #65108 (is_callable() triggers Fatal Error).5388 . Fixed bug #55475 (is_a() triggers autoloader, new optional 3rd argument to8456 - Fixed bug #42737 (preg_split('//u') triggers a E_NOTICE with newlines).9427 - Fixed bug #40191 (use of array_unique() with objects triggers segfault).9601 - Fixed bug #39313 (spl_autoload triggers Fatal error). (Marcus)
4628 A(*COMMIT)B(*PRUNE)C a failure in B triggers (*COMMIT), but a failure4629 in C triggers (*PRUNE). Perl's behaviour is more complex; in many cases
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