Re: cvs: php4 /ext/standard/tests/stringshtmlentities01.phpt htmlentities02.phpt htmlentities03.phpthtmlentities04.phpt htmlentities05.phpt
htmlentities06.phpthtmlentities07.phpt htmlentities08.phpt htmlentities09.phpthtmlentities1.phpt htmlentities2.phpt
htmlentities3.phpthtmlentities4.phpt htmlentities5.phpt htmlentities6.phpthtmlentities7.phpt htmlentities8.phpt htmlentities9.phpt
| From: | (Marcus Börger) | Date: | Sat, 26 Oct 2002 16:59:11 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: cvs: php4 /ext/standard/tests/stringshtmlentities01.phpt htmlentities02.phpt htmlentities03.phpthtmlentities04.phpt htmlentities05.phpt htmlentities06.phpthtmlentities07.phpt htmlentities08.phpt htmlentities09.phpthtmlentities1.phpt htmlentities2.phpt htmlentities3.phpthtmlentities4.phpt htmlentities5.phpt htmlentities6.phpthtmlentities7.phpt htmlentities8.phpt htmlentities9.phpt |
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At 18:47 26.10.2002, Moriyoshi Koizumi wrote:
>Hi,
>
>My recent patch on html.c is intended to avoid unnecessary encoding on
>multibyte characters that are mapped over the range of C1/GR area, namely
>0x80 - 0xff in hexadecimal. So the result of test 8 is expected to be the
>same as the original octets.
>
>Could you send me test logs? I'll analyze what is wrong with them.
>
>Regards,
>
>Moriyoshi
>
>marcus.boerger@t-online.de (Marcus Börger) wrote:
>
> > Tests 5, 6 and 8 fail for me is this a failure in mbstrig or in
> > html_entities()? I wonder about test 8 it expects characters
> > is that really what is expected?
> >
> > marcus
>
>
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002- string(28) "‚†™Ÿ" 002+ string(4) "" 003- string(32) "€¢£¤¥" 003+ string(27) "¢£¤¥"002- string(20) "ŒœŸ" 002+ string(24) "¼½¾"002- string(6) "¡¢¡£¡¤" 002+ string(42) "¡¢¡£¡¤"
002- string(28) "‚†™Ÿ" 002+ string(4) "" 003- string(32) "€¢£¤¥" 003+ string(27) "¢£¤¥"002- string(20) "ŒœŸ" 002+ string(24) "¼½¾"002- string(6) "¡¢¡£¡¤" 002+ string(42) "¡¢¡£¡¤"