ID: 38974
User updated by: hendlerman at yahoo dot com
Reported By: hendlerman at yahoo dot com
-Status: Bogus
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Arrays related
Operating System: windows XP
PHP Version: 5.1.6
New Comment:
the code you've outlined is not the same as the code I have.
what happens to the key in the array called "count"?
Previous Comments:
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[2006-09-27 15:34:44] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# php -r '$s = "string"; $s[0] = 3; var_dump($s);'
string(6) "3tring"
This is expected behaviour.
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[2006-09-27 15:34:04] hendlerman at yahoo dot com
edit title
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[2006-09-27 15:32:43] hendlerman at yahoo dot com
Changing title and re-opening so it gets reviewed again.
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[2006-09-27 15:14:18] hendlerman at yahoo dot com
I understand that it's valid in PHP to overwrite the string with an
array. The problem is that the string is not actually overwritten by
the array. I thought that was clear from the sample code!
Doesn't seem like a feature if the array isn't overwritten. Perhaps I
should have titled = "String is not properly overwritten "
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[2006-09-27 14:54:23] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$string[0] = 'c'; is perfectly valid code and that's what you get with
$string['otherstring'].
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