delta/php-git.git/ext/standard/tests/strings, branch dev git.php.net: repository/php-src.git Fixed stripslashes when magic_quotes_sybase is enabled, and add a test for 2002-06-18T11:51:06+00:00 Sander Roobol sander@php.net 2002-06-18T11:51:06+00:00 ace4a23dfcf7a812b25d03638971b330c486d2a2 add- and stripslashes(). # this time without cvs messing up and aborting, hopefully :) 
add- and stripslashes().
# this time without cvs messing up and aborting, hopefully :)
Fix stripslashes when magic_quotes_sybase is enabled, and add a test for 2002-06-18T11:42:21+00:00 Sander Roobol sander@php.net 2002-06-18T11:42:21+00:00 07975157ebb957894cb4f5ea5969a4effb0bb1c7 add- and stripslashes(). 
add- and stripslashes().
Fix calculation of output buffer size in wordwrap(). (Thanks to Wez.) 2002-03-18T02:00:57+00:00 jim winstead jimw@php.net 2002-03-18T02:00:57+00:00 349936c93e83ab79d917473ee491a4c7be7f7db2 






- Fix tests to work with CLI
2002-03-05T09:00:56+00:00

Derick Rethans
derick@php.net

2002-03-05T09:00:56+00:00

39225a22b8dacd35f793127d58dc7992ecfc9bb1

#- Not totally done, but this makes it a lot better






#- Not totally done, but this makes it a lot better








More tweaking of wordwrap() with the cut parameter set. It was being a
2002-01-05T23:49:58+00:00

jim winstead
jimw@php.net

2002-01-05T23:49:58+00:00

4fb4c6d4b39d2e9357d6050286087b40d116193c

little too aggressive and cutting words without breaking at spaces
first. (A couple of tests were incorrect.)






little too aggressive and cutting words without breaking at spaces
first. (A couple of tests were incorrect.)








New memcpy()-based wordwrap() implementation. The simple case
2002-01-05T20:46:43+00:00

jim winstead
jimw@php.net

2002-01-05T20:46:43+00:00

ca15b22212d3ea30c931e4cb7f4e1be869ed36fc

(single-character break, no forced break) appears to be about 60%
faster, and there's simply no comparison for non-simple cases with
non-trivial amounts of text. The old algorithm was O(n^2) (with an
unfortunately large constant factor) because of the use of strncat(),
the new one is O(n). Added some more tests, too.
@ - Made wordwrap() significantly faster. (Jim)
# test case: $t = join('',file('ChangeLog')); $w = wordwrap($t,10,"\n",1);
# new code completes in less than a second. i'm still waiting for the
# old code to finish.






(single-character break, no forced break) appears to be about 60%
faster, and there's simply no comparison for non-simple cases with
non-trivial amounts of text. The old algorithm was O(n^2) (with an
unfortunately large constant factor) because of the use of strncat(),
the new one is O(n). Added some more tests, too.
@ - Made wordwrap() significantly faster. (Jim)
# test case: $t = join('',file('ChangeLog')); $w = wordwrap($t,10,"\n",1);
# new code completes in less than a second. i'm still waiting for the
# old code to finish.








Fixed segfault in wordwrap() when wrapping to zero width and using
2002-01-04T19:48:08+00:00

jim winstead
jimw@php.net

2002-01-04T19:48:08+00:00

f68b7c5f3ebdde46f4da5db40189bcd36caba033

multi-character break or trying to force cut (bug #12768, now fails
and issues a warning because forcing a zero-width cut doesn't make
sense). Also converted to new paramater-passing API and avoid making
an extra copy of the return values.
# also added tests.
@- Fixed segfault in wordwrap() when wrapping to zero width and using
@  multi-character break or trying to force cut (bug #12768). (Jim)






multi-character break or trying to force cut (bug #12768, now fails
and issues a warning because forcing a zero-width cut doesn't make
sense). Also converted to new paramater-passing API and avoid making
an extra copy of the return values.
# also added tests.
@- Fixed segfault in wordwrap() when wrapping to zero width and using
@  multi-character break or trying to force cut (bug #12768). (Jim)








fix strtr() when called with two parameters. this has been broken for some time!
2001-09-13T10:48:41+00:00

Thies C. Arntzen
thies@php.net

2001-09-13T10:48:41+00:00

e929389eeb2821fa18083bce6e62580697de5983

guys, when "optimizing" functions you _shoudl_ write a testcase for the
working function and make _sure_ that it works afterwards!






guys, when "optimizing" functions you _shoudl_ write a testcase for the
working function and make _sure_ that it works afterwards!








Didn't commit the correct trim.phpt, it now passes
2001-08-05T19:06:34+00:00

Jeroen van Wolffelaar
jeroen@php.net

2001-08-05T19:06:34+00:00

71a6c03bef4153a9a036b07523014351e20fe490












More tests
2001-08-05T18:38:48+00:00

Jeroen van Wolffelaar
jeroen@php.net

2001-08-05T18:38:48+00:00

860be31caee9fd58a31cb14fbd3f67ec9c76d344