ID: 40617
User updated by: nevermind at address dot org
-Summary: memory corruption
Reported By: nevermind at address dot org
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Strings related
Operating System: linux (FC6)
PHP Version: 5.2.1
New Comment:
non-alphabetic "search" argument for str_ireplace causes memory
corruption.
Previous Comments:
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[2007-02-24 02:05:33] nevermind at address dot org
Likely this is too obscure to find with what I've provided.
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[2007-02-24 01:55:22] nevermind at address dot org
Description:
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Repeated calls to str_ireplace appear to cause memory corruption if
replacement is made. In my web application, the resulting string will
"echo" fine but html page generated in subsequent class module is never
served. str_replace works fine. Code working fine until upgrade to
5.2.1.
Thanks - great stuff you guys do!
Reproduce code:
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$str_s = str_replace( array('(t)', '(tm)', '™', chr(153)), '
(trade marked)', $str_s );
$str_s = str_replace( array('(r)', '(reg)', '®', chr(174)), '
(registered)', $str_s );
$str_s = str_replace( array('(c)', '(copy)', '©', chr(169)), '
(copyrighted)', $str_s );
Expected result:
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proper substitution and web page served
Actual result:
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guessing memory corruption as html never generated.
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