ID: 34963
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: brausepaule at gmx dot de
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function
Operating System: Linux Suse 9.3
PHP Version: 5.0.5
New Comment:
This is not a bug in PHP. PHP uses the Operating System's collation,
which apperently collates in this way. There is nothing we can do about
it now. In PHP 6 with Unicode support this behavior will be fixed, as
ICU's collation algorithm does sort it the correct way.
Previous Comments:
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[2005-10-23 20:59:48] brausepaule at gmx dot de
setlang means setlocale
sorry
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[2005-10-23 20:36:06] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What is this "Setlang" you're talking about?
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[2005-10-23 20:13:08] brausepaule at gmx dot de
Description:
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Under Linux 9.3 the function strcoll ignore the _
Under Windows it's work fine.
Reproduce code:
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$ar = array('auto', 'beton', 'ätsch', 'ölig', 'test','file 4','file
6','file 7','1 file 2','2 file 1','3 file 3','_file 5');
setlocale (LC_ALL, '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', 'de_DE', 'de', 'ge', 'german');
usort($ar,'strcoll');
while (list ($key, $value) = each ($ar))
echo "$key: $value\n";
Expected result:
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Under Windows (it's correct)
0: _file 5
1: 1 file 2
2: 2 file 1
3: 3 file 3
4: ätsch
5: auto
6: beton
7: file 4
8: file 6
9: file 7
10: ölig
11: test
Actual result:
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Under Linux:
0: 1 file 2
1: 2 file 1
2: 3 file 3
3: ätsch
4: auto
5: beton
6: file 4
7: _file 5
8: file 6
9: file 7
10: ölig
11: test
the setlang works! Without setlang with strcmp it seems like:
0: _file 5
1: 1 file 2
2: 2 file 1
3: 3 file 3
4: auto
5: beton
6: file 4
7: file 6
8: file 7
9: test
10: ätsch
11: ölig
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