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Posted by Justin Koivisto on 01/09/06 19:43
rlee0001 wrote:
> Script in question:
>
> <?php
> echo '
> <!-- Search Summary -->
> <tr>
> <td colspan=\'8\' class=\'resultsfooter\'>
> <p>
> Showing results '.($offset + 1).' to '.$offset + $perpage.'
> </p>
> </td>
> </tr>';
> ?>
>
> When I run this simple command I get this output:
>
> 8
> </p>
> </td>
> </tr>
>
> The whole beginning of the string fails to print. I have also tried
> using PRINT instead of ECHO and get the same output. I have isolated
> this code from a much larger script and tested it on its own and I
> still get this partial output (with a 0 instead of the expected 8). Am
> I loosing my mind here or can anyone else out there duplicate this
> behaviour?
I can duplicate it. Even from within ZendStudio (5.1), and it is
expected... (see below)
> I just fixed it by putting the $offset + $perpage in ( and )'s. Is this
> an order of operations issue with the . (dot) operator? If so I must be
> an idiot.
It is an interesting little thing... Here's what is happening - it's all
about type conversion & expressions. Because . & + have the same
operator precedence, you need to look at the expressions in order from
the left:
<?php echo '1 ' + 1 . ' 1'; ?>
* ('1 ' + 1) == string('1 1')
* string('1 1') + 1 == int(2)
string is converted to int value before operation because it is the
lowest common type of the operands.
* int(2) . ' 1' == string('2 1')
<?php echo 'one' + 1 . ' 1'; ?>
* ('one' + 1) == int(1)
string is converted to integer value (0) before operation
* 0 + 1 == int(1)
* int(1) . ' 1' == string('1 1')
<?php echo '1' + 'one' + 1; ?>
* ('1' + 'one') == int(1)
again, conversion to int because "+" is not a string operator...
* int(1) + 1 == int(2)
HTH
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Justin Koivisto, ZCE - justin@koivi.com
http://koivi.com
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