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[2004-11-22 16:49 UTC] melnikow at hotbox dot ru
Description:
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With use of static array with boolean indexes inside the class methods occurs implicitly converting boolean to integer.
Reproduce code:
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<?php
class ClassA
{
public static $arr =
array(FALSE => "This is FALSE",
TRUE => "This is TRUE");
static public function test()
{
$arr = array(FALSE => "This is FALSE",
TRUE => "This is TRUE");
echo self::$arr[TRUE];
echo "<br>".$arr[TRUE];
}
}
ClassA::test();
?>
Expected result:
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This is TRUE
This is TRUE
Actual result:
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Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in ... on line 13
This is TRUE
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This is actually valid, a shorter script: php -r 'class T{static $a=array(false=>"false",true=>"true");} print_r(T::$a);'