Hi Steve,

> $content='foo'.chr(0).'bar';
> echo strlen( file_get_contents ('variable://'.$content) );
> results a length of 3 instead of 7.

A URL cannot have a NUL character in it (it violates the spec/RFC).
You should urlencode the content before concat-ing it with the
variable:// part and then urldecode it in your stream_open function.

However, local files should still have their names interpreted
"binary-safely".

> Also when stream_read results more bytes as file_get_contents or another 
> command
> requested, php results a segfault.

Oops; I'll take a look at this over the weekend.
It's possibly because your stream_read function is not returning
false when there are no more bytes to be read, but the stream wrapper
should handle this a little more gracefully!

I'm sorry the docs aren't so great for this stuff yet; they're on my
TODO.

--Wez.
 



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