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22 string(32) "You can use -R or -F only once.24 string(32) "You can use -R or -F only once.26 string(32) "You can use -R or -F only once.28 string(32) "You can use -R or -F only once.30 string(26) "You can use -f only once.32 string(26) "You can use -B only once.34 string(26) "You can use -E only once.36 string(26) "You can use -r only once.
20 class once {}22 $o = new once;
8 // disallow cloning once forever
14 echo "made it once\n";19 made it once
2 GC 012: collection of many loops at once
2 Classes can only be used once they are fully linked
122 echo "Chunk size: ".($this->chunk_size ? "$this->chunk_size byte(s)\n": "all data at once\n");170 Chunk size: all data at once182 Chunk size: all data at once194 Chunk size: all data at once206 Chunk size: all data at once218 Chunk size: all data at once230 Chunk size: all data at once242 Chunk size: all data at once254 Chunk size: all data at once266 Chunk size: all data at once[all …]
78 echo "Chunk size: ".($this->chunk_size ? "$this->chunk_size byte(s)\n": "all data at once\n");112 Chunk size: all data at once136 Chunk size: all data at once160 Chunk size: all data at once
20 Wow once again.39 string(15) "Wow once again."
24 Wow once again.65 string(15) "Wow once again."
20 Wow once again.
24 Wow once again.118 string(15) "Wow once again."
13 … require_once(nonexisiting.php) [<a href='/function.require-once.html'>function.require-once.html<…
22 echo "closed once\n";41 closed once
13 the test should be removed once the undocumented behavior changes. */
2 Bug #42208 (substr_replace() crashes when the same array is passed more than once)
2 include_once must include only once
2 include_once must include only once #2
2 ISSUE #183 (TMP_VAR is not only used once)
2 Bug #62384 (Attempting to invoke a Closure more than once causes segfaul)
6 * Description: Sort multiple arrays at once similar to how ORDER BY clause works in SQL
8 the test should be removed once the undocumented behavior changes. */
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