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[2018-09-28 09:54 UTC] een dot meel dot of dot geen dot meel at gmail dot com
Description:
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str_replace and str_ireplace have a 4th argument that should allow one to limit the amount of replacements.
However, this 4th replacement does not work.
Furthermore, the 4th replacement MUST be a variable that is passed by reference for some reason??
Test script:
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<?php
error_reporting(1);
echo str_replace('Hel', '', 'HelHello people! Helloooo! helloo!', 1)."\n";
echo str_ireplace('hel', '', 'HelHello people!!! Helloooo! helloo!', 1)."\n";
$ct = 1;
echo str_replace('Hel', '', 'HelHello people! Helloooo! helloo!', $ct)."\n";
echo str_ireplace('hel', '', 'HelHello people!!! Helloooo! helloo!', $ct)."\n";
Expected result:
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Hello people! Helloooo! helloo!
Hello people! Helloooo! helloo!
Hello people! Helloooo! helloo!
Hello people! Helloooo! helloo!
Actual result:
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(Multiple runs, obviously)
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PHP Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in /opt/local/apache2/htdocs/x.php on line 4
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PHP Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in /opt/local/apache2/htdocs/x.php on line 5
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lo people! loooo! helloo!
lo people!!! loooo! loo!
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> str_replace and str_ireplace have a 4th argument that should allow one to limit the amount of replacements. This is not the case. The $count argument should be a variable, which will be populated with the number of replacements that happened. Perhaps you confused it with the $limit argument for functions like preg_replace() and friends. The following shows that the "a" in "banana" was replaced 3 times: $counter = 0; $result = str_replace("a", "", "banana", $counter); var_dump($result, $counter); // string(3) "bnn" // int(3)