Re: Bug 23654: str_replace doesn't handle multidimensional arrays

From: Date: Fri, 16 May 2003 18:22:56 +0000
Subject: Re: Bug 23654: str_replace doesn't handle multidimensional arrays
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<pollita@php.net> wrote: > > > I've got fixes for str_replace to let it handle multidimensional arrays, > but > > > I'm not sure if it should be applied to the 4.3 branch or not. > > > > > What is your fix like? Actually the current behaviour is ugly, but I don't > > see the idea str_replace() should always be able to handle multi-dim > > arrays as not all the users want it to do so. At most we'd be better off > > if nested arrays were ignored. > > > That may be the better way to go. The fix I've got will traverse down the > array reentrantly, but it's occured to me that it'll choke on a recursive > array structure (i.e.: $array[] = &$array; ) That's fixable too of > course, but it starts to get progressively ugly. Simply patching in this > should do what you describe and keep everyone happy without making a > significant change in branch. Maybe 5.0 can include an option to traverse > down, maybe not... Recursive arrays can be ignored because it is by no means a desired behaviour IMO. Anyway do we have to introduce str_replace_recursive() in 5.0 ? :) or most likely the fifth argument? Moriyoshi

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