ext/standard: validate mode in array_filter() #15647
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I think this might be safer to go through deprecation first. |
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Technically it's a BC break as the invalid mode is currently ignored. |
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Makes sense. I will wait for PHP 8.5. I was following a similar change with |
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A deprecation is certainly more user friendly, but requiring the RFC process for this appears to be overkill. After all, users are not supposed to pass nonsense to well documented functions. |
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Well just that something users are not supposed to do, does not mean that it's not a BC break. In my opinion it is a BC break and as such we should go through the deprecation. I agree that doing RFC is overkill but I don't think we need RFC if we get some sort of agreement. |
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| zval args[2]; | |||
| zval retval; | |||
| bool have_callback = 0; | |||
| zend_long use_type = 0; | |||
| zend_long mode = ARRAY_FILTER_USE_VALUE; | |||
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Isn't mode a more relevant name than use_type that suggests boolean value?
This only touches internal variable, so I thought that shouldn't be a problem.
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I think use_type refers to "ARRAY_FILTER_USE_", so mode doesn't seem more descriptive.
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mode is the literal name of the argument in the array_filter function.
https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.array-filter.php
For me, it doesn't make a big difference, rather than alignment, so I can change it tomorrow.
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| ZEND_HASH_FOREACH_KEY_VAL(Z_ARRVAL_P(array), num_key, string_key, operand) { | |||
| if (have_callback) { | |||
| if (use_type) { | |||
| if (mode) { | |||
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If you want to be explicit, you should use mode != ARRAY_FILTER_USE_VALUE, which should end up compiling to the same thing.
Validates
modein the functionarray_filter()and creates complementaryARRAY_FILTER_USE_VALUEwithout exposing it as a PHP constant.