#48704 [Opn]: preg_split with limit issues similar to old explode limit issues.
| From: | rquadling@php.net | Date: | Fri, 26 Jun 2009 14:24:38 +0000 |
| Subject: | #48704 [Opn]: preg_split with limit issues similar to old explode limit issues. | ||
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ID: 48704
Updated by: rquadling@php.net
Reported By: RQuadling at GoogleMail dot com
Status: Open
Bug Type: PCRE related
Operating System: Windows XP SP3
PHP Version: 5.3CVS-2009-06-26 (CVS)
New Comment:
Missed a small point. If no limit is supplied explode() and
preg_split()
provide the same output (with a valid or invalid delimiter).
Previous Comments:
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[2009-06-26 14:20:48] RQuadling at GoogleMail dot com
Description:
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This comes from the recent opened doc bug
(http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?
id=48703) and fixed bug http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47560.
In #48703, the OP says that the limit on preg_split() should be
documented the same as the limit in explode (split).
But the following code shows that the output is different in certain
circumstances.
For #48703 to be closed with the documentation being updated to match
that of explode, then preg_split() needs to be amended to match the
behaviour of explode with regards to the limit parameter.
Reproduce code:
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<?php
$string = 'one.two.three.four';
foreach(array('Valid' => '.', 'Invalid' => '_') as
$valid =>
$delimiter) {
$results[$valid]['No Limit'] = explode($delimiter, $string);
foreach(range(-4, 4) as $limit) {
$explode = explode($delimiter, $string, $limit);
$preg_split = preg_split("
\\{$delimiter}", $string, $limit);
if (serialize($explode) !== serialize($preg_split)) {
echo
"BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '$delimiter'
($valid) and a limit of $limit.", PHP_EOL,
'EXPLODE : ', implode(' : ', $explode), PHP_EOL,
'PREG_SPLIT : ', implode(' : ', $preg_split), PHP_EOL, PHP_EOL;
} else {
echo "GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '$delimiter'
($valid) and a limit of $limit.", PHP_EOL, PHP_EOL;
}
}
}
Expected result:
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GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of -4.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of -3.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of -2.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of -1.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 0.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 1.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 2.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 3.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 4.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of -4.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of -3.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of -2.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of -1.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 0.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 1.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 2.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 3.
GOOD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 4.
Actual result:
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BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and
a limit of -4.
EXPLODE :
PREG_SPLIT : one.two.three.four
BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and
a limit of -3.
EXPLODE : one
PREG_SPLIT : one.two.three.four
BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and
a limit of -2.
EXPLODE : one : two
PREG_SPLIT : one.two.three.four
BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and
a limit of -1.
EXPLODE : one : two : three
PREG_SPLIT : one : two : three : four
BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and
a limit of 0.
EXPLODE : one.two.three.four
PREG_SPLIT : one : two : three : four
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 1.
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 2.
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 3.
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '.' (Valid) and a
limit of 4.
BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid)
and a limit of -4.
EXPLODE :
PREG_SPLIT : one.two.three.four
BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid)
and a limit of -3.
EXPLODE :
PREG_SPLIT : one.two.three.four
BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid)
and a limit of -2.
EXPLODE :
PREG_SPLIT : one.two.three.four
BAD : Output does not match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid)
and a limit of -1.
EXPLODE :
PREG_SPLIT : one.two.three.four
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 0.
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 1.
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 2.
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 3.
GOOD : Output does match for a delimiter of '_' (Invalid) and a
limit of 4.
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