Re: Did change 1307 (GSAR) break self ties?

Alan Burlison wrote:

> > And there is MGf_GSKIP which is tested as well.
> 
> I can't find an explanation of what this is supposed to do, but from
> looking at mg.c I assume it is meant to suppress magic get method calls
> - correct?

The MGf_GSKIP flag won't work anyway - it only suppresses gets, and in
this case *any* magic method call will recurse into oblivion.  Any
suitable fix must suppress all magic for the duration.

-- 
Alan Burlison

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