ID: 41034
User updated by: php at sameprecision dot org
Reported By: php at sameprecision dot org
Status: Assigned
Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function
Operating System: suse linux 10, windows XP sp2
PHP Version: 5.2.1
Assigned To: tony2001
New Comment:
In /ext/json/json.c line 190:
if (key[0] == '\0') {
/* Skip protected and private members. */
continue;
}
Looks like condition should be (key[0] == '\0' && strlen(key)==1)
Previous Comments:
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[2007-04-10 04:40:29] php at sameprecision dot org
Description:
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If a key in an array starts with the null byte, json_encode ignores
that key=>value pair.
This seems wrong because json_encode doesn't care about null bytes
anywhere in the value (and neither does javascript, about keys or
values).
Reproduce code:
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//works as expected:
echo json_encode(array(0,"a\0b"=>1,"\0null-prefixed value"));
echo "\n\n";
//ignores second element whose key begins with null byte:
echo json_encode(array(0,"\0ab"=>1,"\0null-prefixed value"));
Expected result:
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{"0":0,"a\0b":1,"1":"\0null-prefixed value"}
{"0":0,"\0ab":1,"1":"\0null-prefixed value"}
// \0 represents an actual null byte here
Actual result:
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{"0":0,"a\0b":1,"1":"\0null-prefixed value"}
{"0":0,"1":"\0null-prefixed value"}
// \0 represents an actual null byte here
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