Re: addslashes' speed
| From: | Rasmus Lerdorf | Date: | Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: addslashes' speed | ||
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> I'll commit it soon. I'm currently doing some final tests with str2str()
>
> /* {{{ proto string str2str(string haystack, string needle, string str)
> Replaces all occurences of needle in haystack with str */
>
> It's especially interesting since it's binary safe, e.g. replacing all NUL
> bytes in /vmlinuz is no problem. The only problem while implementing it
> was that erealloc(a,b) didn't return a or 0, but a different value.
Just a comment on the naming here. How about str_replace() to go along
with the chr_replace() function. Or, it may be an idea to get rid of
chr_replace() completely and just have str_replace() use the single
character replacement routine if the needle arg is a single char.
-Rasmus
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