ID: 35444
User updated by: gentoo at slave dot umbr dot cas dot cz
Reported By: gentoo at slave dot umbr dot cas dot cz
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Arrays related
Operating System: Linux Fedora Core 2
PHP Version: 4.4.1
New Comment:
sorry , i have changed status to open because i had page "edit
submission" with "open" status while you added the answer
Previous Comments:
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[2005-11-28 13:22:01] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Exactly.
And this issue has been already reported several times.
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[2005-11-28 13:20:22] gentoo at slave dot umbr dot cas dot cz
you mean it's fixed in CVS and will be released in PHP 4.4.2, don't
you?
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[2005-11-28 13:19:00] gentoo at slave dot umbr dot cas dot cz
I found this error only on FC2, on my Gentoo I have PHP 4.4.0 which
works fine. (I have changed OS field)
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[2005-11-28 13:17:48] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fixed in CVS about a month ago.
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[2005-11-28 13:16:58] gentoo at slave dot umbr dot cas dot cz
Description:
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If you have user defined function and this function uses global array
(using global $ARRAY;), you cannot use functions next()/prev(), because
they do not change internal array pointer.
Reproduce code:
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$msort=array();
function do_print_test() {
global $msort;
reset($msort);echo
sprintf("0:%s=%s\n",key($msort),current($msort));
next($msort);echo
sprintf("1:%s=%s\n",key($msort),current($msort));
next($msort);echo
sprintf("2:%s=%s\n",key($msort),current($msort));
next($msort);echo
sprintf("3:%s=%s\n",key($msort),current($msort));
next($msort);echo
sprintf("4:%s=%s\n",key($msort),current($msort));
}
array_push($msort,"a");
array_push($msort,"b");
array_push($msort,"c");
array_push($msort,"d");
array_push($msort,"e");
array_push($msort,"f");
do_print_test();
Expected result:
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in PHP 4.3.9 and 4.4.0
0:0=a
1:1=b
2:2=c
3:3=d
4:4=e
Actual result:
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in PHP 4.4.1
0:0=a
1:0=a
2:0=a
3:0=a
4:0=a
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