PHP5 calls __destruct () if you use redirection?

Question

I found that PHP5 does not call the __destruct () function if I have the following setting:

class test {
 __destruct ()
 {
  echo 'hehe';
  exit
 }
}

header ('Location: http://test.com/');
exit

It never calls the destruct function

Answer 1

destructor is called:

• for any object that you created
  • in the part of the script that you posted, you did not initiate any object - perhaps the reason the destructor was not called?
• php script at the end

Using a header for redirection does not prevent the destructor from being called.

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class Test {
    public function __destruct() {
        echo 'hehe';
        file_put_contents('/tmp/test-desctructor.txt', "glop\n");
        exit;
    }
}

$a = new Test();

header('Location: http://example.com/');
exit;

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"hehe" , , /tmp/test-desctructor.txt:

$ cat /tmp/test-desctructor.txt
glop

, "hehe" .

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