Re: 4.1.0
| From: | James Moore | Date: | Mon, 12 Nov 2001 19:31:10 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: 4.1.0 | ||
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> I suggest an RC2 (today?) and a release by the end of the week, or Monday
> at the latest.
> James - how sure are you that the fix you submitted is good and that we
> won't find out afterwards that the bogus behavior was actually the right
> thing to do? :)
Well I know the old behaviour was wrong, it was return the token at times,
but the ANSI C standard is vague about how strtok should behave when there
are more than one token's together.
$string = "James|Zeev||Andrei";
$str[0] = strtok($string, "|");
$str[1] = strtok("|");
$str[2] = strtok("|");
$str[3] = strtok("|");
Old behaviour:
$str = array(
string "James"
string "Zeev"
string "|Andrei"
false
)
I changed it to return
$str = array(
string "James"
string "Zeev"
string "Andrei"
false
)
But should it return:
$str = array(
string => "James"
string => "Zeev"
string => ""
string => "Andrei"
)
- James