ID: 29797
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: arnoud at procurios dot nl
Status: Open
Bug Type: Directory function related
Operating System: Windows XP
PHP Version: 5.0.0
New Comment:
Note: The actual constant is DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.
However, in PHP, in most (all?) cases \ and / are interchangable when
dealing with the filesystem.
Why shouldn't this be the case for mkdir?
Previous Comments:
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[2004-09-29 09:07:00] php at nowhere dot net
The proper work around is to use the php defined constant
PHP_DIR_SEPARATOR which is set according to the platform.
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[2004-09-01 16:56:11] alex dot pagnoni at solarix dot it
Actual workaround is to check for underlying os (look inside
$_ENV['OS']) and, if it is Windows, convert all forward slashes using
str_replace().
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[2004-08-23 14:41:27] arnoud at procurios dot nl
Description:
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The 'mkdir' function doesn't function correctly on Windows when the
path contains forward slashes. The part of the path with the forward
slashes doesn't get created.
Reproduce code:
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<?
mkdir('c:\a\b\c\d', 0775, true);
mkdir('c:\e\f\g/h', 0775, true);
?>
Expected result:
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Two directories should have been created:
c:\a\b\c\d, and
c:\e\f\g\h
Actual result:
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Actual directories being created:
c:\a\b\c\d, and
C:\e\f
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