Thank you. That makes sense.
I attached the ".txt" version this time. Hopefully that works.
2011/5/13 Johannes Schlüter
> On Fri, 2011-05-13 at 19:43 -0400, Andrew Curioso wrote:
> > I attached a diff of my changes.
>
> This didn|T come through. Make sure it is send as text&plain *for
> isntan
On Fri, 2011-05-13 at 19:43 -0400, Andrew Curioso wrote:
> I attached a diff of my changes.
This didn|T come through. Make sure it is send as text&plain *for
isntance name it .txt(
johannes
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I'm looking for feedback since this is my first commit to PHP and it changes
some behavior of SimpleXMLElement.
If no-one has an objections I'll go ahead and commit the code.
First, here is the original bug:
---BEGIN--
$string = '
Blah 1
Blah 2
Blah 3
Blah 4
';
$foo = simp
We can (and I think we should) solve the attribute/child node ambiguity
using the new array-syntax overloading, i.e., use $root['child'] for the
attribute, and $root->child for nested elements. We should definitely stay
away from having to use functions, either way.
As for the array behavior,
The problem is one of simplicity ;)
I ran into the same problem a couple days ago. In the two examples, an
array of element 'child' is expected. That array may be one or more
elements. SimpleXML turns multiple children of the same element name
into array's, but a single child is not. I'm not
Zeev seems to be working on foreach and simplexml, but the above
behaviour is the correct one. Why should the first loop? If I did:
what would i get?
-Sterling
On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 18:24, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
> The following script
>
> $root = simplexml_load_string('
>
Zeev Suraski wrote:
> Don't get anywhere near foreach and SimpleXML right now. It's in the
> works :)
Okay :)
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Don't get anywhere near foreach and SimpleXML right now. It's in the works :)
Zeev
At 19:24 04/09/2003, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
The following script
');
foreach ($root->child as $child) {
var_dump($child);
}
?>
does not print anything while
The following script
');
foreach ($root->child as $child) {
var_dump($child);
}
?>
does not print anything while
');
foreach ($root->child as $child) {
var_dump($child);
}
?>
correctly prints
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