Bug #2100 Updated: Problems with ? : arrays and isset
| From: | sander@php.net | Date: | Sun, 16 Jun 2002 12:37:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug #2100 Updated: Problems with ? : arrays and isset | ||
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ID: 2100
Updated by: sander@php.net
Reported By: drew@elysium.ltd.uk
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Misbehaving function
Operating System: Linux RH 6.0
PHP Version: 3.0.12
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Previous Comments:
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[1999-11-11 19:54:43] joey@cvs.php.net
The problem may be in
$y["x"] = isSet($y["x"]) ? "Set" : "Not Set";
Maybe there is some kind of "look behind" being done?
This looks like a fun one! :)
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[1999-08-18 04:55:13] drew@elysium.ltd.uk
<?
$x = isSet($x) ? "Set" : "Not Set";
$y["x"] = isSet($y["x"]) ? "Set" : "Not Set";
if (isSet($z["x"]))
$z["x"] = "Set";
else
$z["x"] = "Not Set";
print "x = " . $x . "<BR>\n";
print "y[\"x\"] = " . $y["x"] . "<BR>\n";
print "z[\"x\"] = " . $z["x"] . "<BR>\n";
?>
$x gets set to "Not Set" - Correct
$y["x"] gets set to "Set" - Not Correct
$y["x"] gets set to "Not Set" - Correct
This problem does not happen in 4.0b2 only in 3.0.12 (and I suppose
other versions of php3.0.x)
Rgds Drew
The variables is question have never been used before, as can be seen.
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