The constructor generates that next line of output, so the expected

output had these 2 lines in the wrong order.  Test your tests!

diff --git a/ext/pdo_mysql/tests/pdo_mysql_stmt_fetch_serialize.phpt b/ext/pdo_mysql/tests/pdo_mysql_stmt_fetch_serialize.phpt
index 18ef17b7c2544b5d3db700ddd2501f1a56892f64..9c54dc2f6ee59214f5a3a798cc40c41c66ab8c43 100644 (file)
--- a/ext/pdo_mysql/tests/pdo_mysql_stmt_fetch_serialize.phpt
+++ b/ext/pdo_mysql/tests/pdo_mysql_stmt_fetch_serialize.phpt
@@ -142,8 +142,8 @@ object(myclass)#%d (1) {
 }
 
 Using PDO::FETCH_CLASS to fetch the object from DB and unserialize it...
-myclass::__set(myobj, 'C:7:"myclass":19:{Data from serialize}')
 myclass::__construct(PDO shall call __construct())
+myclass::__set(myobj, 'C:7:"myclass":19:{Data from serialize}')
 object(myclass)#%d (2) {
   [%u|b%"myprotected":protected]=>
   %unicode|string%(19) "a protected propery"