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Operating system:
PHP version: 4.0.4pl1
PHP Bug Type: *General Issues
Bug description: distinction between false and "0" (string)
There is a subtle problem with functions returning 'false' as
an return status indication.
Take for example strstr(haystack, needle).
The function returns 'false' to indicate that <needle> could not
be found in <haystack> or returns the substring of haystack
starting with <needle>
With certain strings the above assertion is not true with php:
$haystack='1230';
if (strstr($haystack,"0")==false)
{ echo ' oh no.. '; }
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