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Posted by Jochem Maas on 11/28/05 18:19
Jared Williams wrote:
> Hi,
> Just been looking over some code, and saw
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> if (strlen($data) !== file_put_contents($filename, $data))
> ....
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> where $data is UTF8, so wondering if this is going to break in PHP6, if so what should be the equivalent code?
that currently works with UTF8 strings? or does it only work because you happen to
only ever have singlebyte characters in your strings?
currently strlen() does not give the expected value on 'multibyte' strings (or strings that contain one or more
multibyte chars) which is why the mb_*() functions exist [e.g. mb_strlen()].
In php6 all string functions should work with unicode (I believe its UTF16 internally) transparently
and therefore tyhe code you showed should not break BUT rather it should start working ;-)
don't hold your breath for php6 - making php unicode native is a complex, difficult undertaking,
it will come when its ready - given the snafu's [IMO] surrounding php5.0.5 and php5.1 I hope
they take their time.
rgds,
Jochem
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> Jared
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