On Tue, 18 Sep 2001 05:19, Kevin Way wrote:
> I'm getting some really unexpected rtrim behaviour, which I believe is
> a bug.
>
> echo 'X' . rtrim('foo bar ') . 'X';
>
> this gives 'Xfoo barX' as one would expect.
>
> echo 'X' . rtrim('foo bar ', ' ') . 'X';
>
> this gives 'XX' as the result.
>
> i'm using php-4.0.6. Am I misunderstanding something horribly, or is
> this a legitimate bug?
>
> Kevin Way
The docs say that the second parameter was added in 4.0.7, so that may be
your problem :-)
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