Protected properties are serialized as:
0x00 + * + 0x00 + property name
The null characters don't show up in your console, but pipe the output
through for example 'hexdump -C' and you should see them..
Evert
On 19-Aug-09, at 1:37 AM, Chris Stockton wrote:
Apologies for the double post, bu
Apologies for the double post, but the output might help... long day.
Notice the strlen is different, as well as the truncation on
escapeshellarg.
--
string(43) "O:13:"testSerialize":1:{s:7:"*_foo";a:0:{}}"
string(45) "O:13:"testSerialize":1:{s:7:"*_foo";a:0:{}}"
bool(false)
string(45) "'O:13:"te
Hello,
I have came across some strange behavior today, after some time I got
it to the simplest form to reproduce. I have not yet attempted to
patch/investigate the code within php source, I want to first confirm
this is indeed a problem and I haven't just had a long day, as well as
verify it is n
Hi,
On Mon, 2009-08-17 at 19:12 +0200, Remi Collet wrote:
> My goal will be to provides both solutions (libmysql and mysqlnd) to be
> able to quickly switch from one to the other (for tests / benchmark)
Like others said I'd go with different static builds - it's not like PHP
would take ages to co
Hi,
1) please don't abuse another thread for something completely unrelated,
that makes tracking things really hard.
2) Most of you want should be doable with 5.3's anonymous
functions/closures.
3) More than that isn't really planned at the moment.
johannes
On Tue, 2009-08-18 at 12:46 +0300, Vil
1) it would be fun if code recycling was easier. nowadays extracting a
function from code is sometimes complicated if you need to reuse it
elsewhere.
For example you have this ...
while($numbers as $value){
while(...){
while(...){
...
do_something_with($value);
