Description:
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Using explode(), strpos(), and probably any other string-related function in conjunction with a string returned from fgets() will (at least sometimes) produce an incorrect result. 

i.e. if there is a line like this in a file called public_covers.db:

FxChiP?this is a test statement?guitar?akczf.pk.gif?whee?1113865622?1113967262

The *entire string* will be the first element in the array created by explode(). More information is included in the reproduce code. 

Contents of the public_covers.db file:

FxChiP?this is a test statement?guitar?akczf.pk.gif?whee?1113865622?1113967262
duality515?Vermilion Pt2?bass?jimroot54_vermilionpt2.mp3?pwnage?1113877848?1113967262
duality515?Everything Ends?guitar?macca_everythingends.mp3?w00t?1113967262?1113967262
duality515?gsg?bass?temp.jpg??1116469075?1113967262



Reproduce code:
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<?PHP
	$public_db = fopen("public_covers.db", "r");
	$bwerp = explode('?', fgets($public_db));
	var_dump($bwerp);
?>

Expected result:
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From the var_dump, I'd expect to see an array consisting of everything "in between" the ? characters.

Actual result:
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array(1) { [0]=>  string(84) "FxChiP?this is a test statement?guitar?akczf.pk.gif?whee?1113865622?1113967262 " }