ID: 42501
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: eric at ericmmartin dot com
-Status: Open
+Status: Assigned
Bug Type: Filesystem function related
Operating System: Windows XP
PHP Version: 5.2.4
Assigned To: pajoye
Previous Comments:
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[2007-10-05 14:45:08] eric at ericmmartin dot com
I have confirmed that the nts version works as expected.
I still believe that the issue is caused by the colon ':' in the
pattern portion of the glob call. For example, the following is still
problematic in the non-nts version:
<?php
$paths = 'c{:/globtest/firstfolder/,:/globtest/secondfolder/}';
$ext = '*.png';
print_r(get_files($paths,$ext));
$paths = 'c:/globtest/';
$ext = '{firstfolder/*.png,secondfolder/*.png}';
print_r(get_files($paths,$ext));
function get_files($paths, $ext) {
return glob($paths.$ext,GLOB_BRACE);
}
?>
Notice, I moved the drive letter out of the pattern, so the pattern
does not start with a '{'. It works as expected in the nts version.
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[2007-09-23 09:23:43] tzachi at zend dot com
It seems to be a problem with PHP thread-safe. With PHP-NTS that is
provided from 5.2.1 and on it seems to work as expected. Apparently the
thread-safety version (which is what common in windows) of glob has a
problem with pattern that begins with '{'.
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[2007-09-03 14:39:11] eric at ericmmartin dot com
>From my previous comment: "I added BLOG_NOCHECK and found"...
- I mean GLOB_NOCHECK, of course =)
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[2007-09-03 14:37:32] eric at ericmmartin dot com
I added BLOG_NOCHECK and found that I needed to update my first test
(it was missing a directory seperator...but even after fixing that, it
still fails. Here are the updated tests and results.
Reproduce code:
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<?php
$paths = '{c:/globtest/firstfolder/,c:/globtest/secondfolder/}';
$ext = '*.png';
print_r(get_files($paths,$ext));
$paths = 'c:/globtest/';
$ext = '{firstfolder/*.png,secondfolder/*.png}';
print_r(get_files($paths,$ext));
function get_files($paths, $ext) {
return glob($paths.$ext,GLOB_BRACE+GLOB_NOCHECK);
}
?>
Actual result:
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Array
(
[0] => c:/globtest/firstfolder/*.png
[1] => c:/globtest/secondfolder/*.png
)
Array
(
[0] => c:/globtest/firstfolder/arrow_down.png
[1] => c:/globtest/firstfolder/arrow_off.png
[2] => c:/globtest/firstfolder/arrow_up.png
[3] => c:/globtest/secondfolder/arrow_down.png
[4] => c:/globtest/secondfolder/arrow_off.png
[5] => c:/globtest/secondfolder/arrow_up.png
)
The pattern looks correct! Even if I use 'arrow_off.png' instead of
'*.png' for $ext, glob() fails. It seems like the colon breaks it, for
some reason...
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[2007-09-03 11:30:01] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try passing GLOB_NOCHECK as flag too, it should return the actual
pattern used then when it doesn't find any files.
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