PHP 4.0 Bug #10120: implode(), if empty elements exist
| From: | christian dot krause at metis dot de | Date: | Mon, 02 Apr 2001 19:17:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | PHP 4.0 Bug #10120: implode(), if empty elements exist | ||
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From: christian.krause@metis.de
Operating system: Win 98se
PHP version: 4.0.4pl1
PHP Bug Type: *Function Specific
Bug description: implode(), if empty elements exist
exploding and imploding a string (seperated by "+"):
$a = "11+12+13+14+++++++++";
echo ("a befor execution: ".$a."<BR>");
list(
$r["A"],
$r["B"],
$r["C"],
$r["D"],
$r["E"],
$r["F"],
$r["G"],
$r["H"],
$r["I"],
$r["J"],
$r["K"],
$r["L"],
$r["M"]) = explode("+", $a);
$a = implode("+", $r);
echo ("a after execution: ".$a."<BR>");
I expect an output (like PHP 3.0.17):
a befor execution: 11+12+13+14+++++++++
a after execution: 11+12+13+14+++++++++
but the output is (in current version):
a befor execution: 11+12+13+14+++++++++
a after execution: +++++++++14+13+12+11
after execution the string is vis versus. It happens only if I try to implode emty elements. The
behaviour is different to PHP 3.0.X
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Edit Bug report at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=10120&edit=1