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Subject: sxe, leaks while reading attributes prop without assign it to a var
From: paj@pearfr.org (Pierre-Alain Joye)

Hello,

Maybe this usage is wrong but it should not leak:

<?php
$xml =<<<EOF
<people type="foo">
   <person name="Joe">
     Text1
   </person>
</people>
EOF;
$sxe = simplexml_load_string($xml);
$sxe->attributes;
?>
# php5 sxe_leak.php 
/home/paj/cvs/builds/php5/ext/simplexml/simplexml.c(187) :  Freeing
0x408DE780 (16 bytes), script=sxe_leak.php=== Total 1 memory leaks
detected ===

$foo = $sxe->attributes; does not leak.

hth

pierre