I'm just suggesting that other error modes should do what they claim to do. Stopping on an illegal sequence is fine, unless the user had called a function telling the converter to do something else.
U_CONV_ERROR_STOP: stops on illegal character (the default) U_CONV_ERROR_ESCAPE_*: 5 different modes that escape the illegal sequence in various ways Shouldn't U_CONV_ERROR_SKIP and U_CONV_ERROR_SUBST work the same way? -Stephen On Tuesday 18 March 2008 01:43:13 pm Andrei wrote: > Why would we not want to stop on illegal sequences? > > -Andrei > > Stephen Bach wrote: > > Attached is a simple proposed patch that fixes Bug 43477. Basically, the > > code that set the error mode of the ICU converter was giving it an > > instruction (the context parameter) to only skip or substitute if the > > code point was not represented in the new encoding. However, it still was > > returning an error for illegal sequences. > > > > The test suite returns the same results with or without the patch. Test > > also attached. > > > > -Stephen Bach -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
