ID:               43542
 Comment by:       hubert dot roksor at gmail dot com
 Reported By:      007not at gmail dot com
 Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         SimpleXML related
 Operating System: win xp sp2
 PHP Version:      5.2.5
 New Comment:

Regarding your first test, I wouldn't consider that a bug. var_dump()
is a debugging tool, it may expose some of the behind-the-scene magic.
Actually, that "comment" property might have been intentionally created
as a way to indicate whether the node has a comment. That would explain
isset()'s behaviour in your third test, but in this case I would
recommand replacing that magical property with a method such as
$node->hasComment(). I guess Rob Richards will be able to shed some
light here.

As for your second test, I'm afraid it is incorrect: both $xml->node
and $xml->otherNode should return 1 element and I don't see why having a
comment as a child would change that.


Previous Comments:
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[2007-12-09 11:02:10] 007not at gmail dot com

Description:
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also see http://bugs.php.net/43392
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] comment:
>This is just normal and expected behaviour.
><foo><!-- comment --></foo> is not same as <foo></foo>.
>(try var_dump($xml); to see what happens)

i made some new test for you, and try to var_dump() this
var_dump(array(/*'comment' => 'value'*/));
<foo><!-- comment --></foo> === <foo></foo> && array(/*'comment' =>
'value'*/) === array('comment' => 'value')
is it still be same ? ;)

Reproduce code:
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$string = <<<XML
<?xml version='1.0'?>
<document>
 <node><!-- comment --></node>
 <otherNode></otherNode>
 <comment>value</comment>
</document>
XML;
$xml = simplexml_load_string($string);

//note: xdebug used

//first test
var_dump($xml->node);
var_dump($xml->otherNode);

/*
Expected result:
----------------
null

object(SimpleXMLElement)[2]
  public 'comment' => string 'value' (length=5)

Actual result:
--------------
object(SimpleXMLElement)[2]
  public 'comment' =>
    object(SimpleXMLElement)[4]

object(SimpleXMLElement)[2]
  public 'comment' => string 'value' (length=5)
*/



//second test
$i = 0;
foreach ($xml->node as $node)
{
        $i++;
}
echo $i . "\n";

$i = 0;
foreach ($xml->otherNode as $node)
{
        $i++;
}
echo $i . "\n";

/*
Expected result:
----------------
0
1

Actual result:
--------------
1
1
*/

//third test
var_dump($xml->node->comment);
var_dump($xml->otherNode->comment);

//check magic
echo "node:\n";
if (is_object($xml->node->comment))
{
        echo "is_object === TRUE \n";
}
if (isset($xml->node->comment))
{
        echo "isset === TRUE \n";
}
//but
if (strlen($xml->node->comment) > 0)
{
        echo "strlen > 0\n";
}
if (strlen($xml->node->comment) == 0)
{
        echo "strlen == 0\n";
}

echo "otherNode:\n";
if (is_object($xml->otherNode->comment))
{
        echo "is_object === TRUE \n";
}
if (isset($xml->otherNode->comment))
{
        echo "isset === TRUE \n";
}

/*
Expected result:
----------------
node:
is_object === TRUE
isset === TRUE
strlen == 0
otherNode:
is_object === TRUE

Actual result:
--------------
node:
is_object === TRUE
strlen == 0
otherNode:
is_object === TRUE
*/

Expected result:
----------------
see code

Actual result:
--------------
see code


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