[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > ID: 15678 > Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -Status: Critical > +Status: Open > Bug Type: Variables related > Operating System: i686-pc-linux-gnu > PHP Version: 4.0CVS-2002-02-2 > New Comment: > > not critical
Hmm. What is the most important thing when we develop applications? Correctness is the most important for me. With this bugs, PHP is wrongly evaluates FALSE value as TRUE. which cannot be accepted and worse than crash. When PHP crashes, we know something wrong at least :) Any comments? -- Yasuo Ohgaki > > > Previous Comments: > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > [2002-02-23 22:59:43] [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > It should be fixed before 4.2.0 at least. > Hopefully before 4.1.2 :) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > [2002-02-22 11:41:57] [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Btw, this has nothing to do with current CVS. This applies to at least > 4.1.0 I tested (so there's nothing broken since current stable and CVS; > if it's broken, it is for a long time) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > [2002-02-22 11:17:03] [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Andrey Hristov wrote: > >>The answer to your question: >><?php >> var_dump((int) 'y'); >>?> >> > > ??? > > this is not the answer of the second question and also not to the first > one, because > > <?php > $c['c']='Hallo'; > echo $c[0]; > ?> > results: > "Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in foo.php on line 2" > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > [2002-02-22 11:03:55] [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > hi, > > the declaration of a second dimension in a normal array results > a strange array content. > > <?php > $x['c']='foo'; > $x['c']['d']='bar'; > print_r($x); > ?> > > results: > > Array > ( > [c] => boo > ) > > is this a normal behavior? > > i think this ist completely wrong, because 'd' is not string position > 1. > > Also a normal condition like > > <?php > $x['c']='foo'; > if (isset($x['c']['y'])) echo 'yep'; > else echo 'no'; > ?> > > results true ... but it is absolutely not true > > i have test it on linux with the lastest cvs tree php version. > > regards, > > Steve > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > -- Yasuo Ohgaki Please CC me when you reply to news/list messages. Do not reply only to me :) -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
