on 20/04/01 9:27, Rasmus Lerdorf at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > This was changed by Jon on Dec.28, 2000. > > http://cvsweb.php.net/viewcvs.cgi/php4/ext/standard/string.c.diff?r1=1.176&r2= > 1.177 > > PHP 4.0.4 was released before then. This is true, as show in cvs.php.net. However, the ext/standard/string.c bundled in the source distribution of PHP dates back to december 14th. My installation is Linux Debian Apache, from sources (I don't have a clue for other distributions). I've just been browsing a freshly downloaded source distribution, and the string.c file dates also from december 14th. So, the <br /> approach should appear when version >= 4.04pl1, but for source distribution, this will be a version >= 4.05 availability. I suggest to add this version availability information added in the doc. If anyone is using win32 binaries, it would be nice to test it too. I'm also interested in knowing how such an old version of string.c is bundled? Is this done on purpose, using CVS tags? Or some automated tags misundertanding? Best regards, Damien Seguy
