fgets() and <<<EOT

**Jerry Stuckle** · Aug 14 '08, 02:35 PM

Re: fgets() and <<< EOT

Gert Kok wrote:

When fgets() reads a string that ands with <<<EOT, the string is
truncated after << and a lot of following input is discarded.
>
When <<<EOT is changed to <<< EOT, behaviour is as I expect it.
>
Can it be explained why the content of a file is interfering with the
behaviour of fgets()?
>

Sorry, my crystal ball is broken. I can't see your code or the data in
the file you're trying to read.

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**The Hajj** · Aug 14 '08, 03:35 PM

Re: fgets() and <<< EOT

On Aug 14, 10:26 am, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:

Gert Kok wrote:

When fgets() reads a string that ands with <<<EOT, the string is
truncated after << and a lot of following input is discarded.

>

When <<<EOT is changed to <<< EOT, behaviour is as I expect it.

>

Can it be explained why the content of a file is interfering with the
behaviour of fgets()?

>
Sorry, my crystal ball is broken. I can't see your code or the data in
the file you're trying to read.
>
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I'll send one of the monkeys in to fix that.

if you have >= 4.2.0 there is no need to specify a length.

If you are just reading(whole) you could use file_get_conten ts();

**Gert Kok** · Aug 18 '08, 05:45 PM

Re: fgets() and <<< EOT

This is the reading part:

$fp = fopen($filename ,"r");
$n = 0;
while ($regel = fgets($fp)) {
++$n;
if (strpos($regel, "//!")) {
echo $filename,"\n",
sprintf("%3d ",$n),substr(tr im($regel),4)," \n";
do {
$regel = fgets($fp);
++$n;
echo "\t",trim($rege l),"\n";
} while (!feof($fp) && !strpos($regel, ';'));
echo "\n";
}
}
fclose($fp);

This was in the input file:

//! Bevestigingsmai l: indien lunch geselecteerd.
$bericht .= <<<EOT

De lunch hebben wij al voor u gereserveerd.
EOT;

The 1st resulting $regel from the line with <<<EOT

was

$bericht .= <<

Jerry Stuckle schreef:

Gert Kok wrote:

>When fgets() reads a string that ands with <<<EOT, the string is
>truncated after << and a lot of following input is discarded.
>>
>When <<<EOT is changed to <<< EOT, behaviour is as I expect it.
>>
>Can it be explained why the content of a file is interfering with the
>behaviour of fgets()?
>>

>
Sorry, my crystal ball is broken. I can't see your code or the data in
the file you're trying to read.
>

**Jerry Stuckle** · Aug 19 '08, 12:05 AM

Re: fgets() and <<< EOT

Gert Kok wrote:

Jerry Stuckle schreef:

>Gert Kok wrote:

>>When fgets() reads a string that ands with <<<EOT, the string is
>>truncated after << and a lot of following input is discarded.
>>>
>>When <<<EOT is changed to <<< EOT, behaviour is as I expect it.
>>>
>>Can it be explained why the content of a file is interfering with the
>>behaviour of fgets()?
>>>

>>
>Sorry, my crystal ball is broken. I can't see your code or the data
>in the file you're trying to read.
>>

>
This is the reading part:
>
$fp = fopen($filename ,"r");
$n = 0;
while ($regel = fgets($fp)) {
++$n;
if (strpos($regel, "//!")) {
echo $filename,"\n",
sprintf("%3d ",$n),substr(tr im($regel),4)," \n";
do {
$regel = fgets($fp);
++$n;
echo "\t",trim($rege l),"\n";
} while (!feof($fp) && !strpos($regel, ';'));
echo "\n";
}
}
fclose($fp);
>
>
>
This was in the input file:
>
//! Bevestigingsmai l: indien lunch geselecteerd.
$bericht .= <<<EOT
>
De lunch hebben wij al voor u gereserveerd.
EOT;
>
>
The 1st resulting $regel from the line with <<<EOT
>
was
>
$bericht .= <<
>
>
>

(Top posting fixed)

Your problem is not the <<<EOT - it's in your comparison. When your
'//!' starts in the first column, strpos returns 0. Your 'if' statement
converts the 0 the a false and never executes the following code. A
similar error occurs in your while() statement.

I change those lines to the following and it worked as expected:

if (strpos($regel, "//!") !== false) {

and
} while (!feof($fp) && strpos($regel,' ;') !== false);

P.S. Please don't top post. Thanks.

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**Gert Kok** · Aug 19 '08, 06:05 PM

Re: fgets() and <<< EOT

Gert Kok wrote:

>Jerry Stuckle schreef:

>>Gert Kok wrote:
>>>When fgets() reads a string that ands with <<<EOT, the string is
>>>truncated after << and a lot of following input is discarded.
>>>>
>>>When <<<EOT is changed to <<< EOT, behaviour is as I expect it.
>>>>
>>>Can it be explained why the content of a file is interfering with
>>>the behaviour of fgets()?
>>>>
>>>
>>Sorry, my crystal ball is broken. I can't see your code or the data
>>in the file you're trying to read.
>>>

>>
This is the reading part:
>
$fp = fopen($filename ,"r");
$n = 0;
while ($regel = fgets($fp)) {
++$n;
if (strpos($regel, "//!")) {
echo $filename,"\n",
sprintf("%3d ",$n),substr(tr im($regel),4)," \n";
do {
$regel = fgets($fp);
++$n;
echo "\t",trim($rege l),"\n";
} while (!feof($fp) && !strpos($regel, ';'));
echo "\n";
}
}
fclose($fp);
>
>
>
This was in the input file:
>
//! Bevestigingsmai l: indien lunch geselecteerd.
$bericht .= <<<EOT
>
De lunch hebben wij al voor u gereserveerd.
EOT;
>
>
The 1st resulting $regel from the line with <<<EOT
>
was
>
$bericht .= <<
>
>
>

>
(Top posting fixed)
>
Your problem is not the <<<EOT - it's in your comparison. When your
'//!' starts in the first column, strpos returns 0. Your 'if' statement
converts the 0 the a false and never executes the following code. A
similar error occurs in your while() statement.
>
I change those lines to the following and it worked as expected:
>
if (strpos($regel, "//!") !== false) {
>
and
} while (!feof($fp) && strpos($regel,' ;') !== false);
>
P.S. Please don't top post. Thanks.
>
>
>

The test on a boolean type is certainly the way to go.
But it doesn't change the unexpected behaviour:

--------------------------------------------------------------
code (Corrected):
--------------------------------------------------------------
$fp = fopen($filename ,"r");
$n = 0;
while ($regel = fgets($fp)) {
++$n;
if (strpos($regel, "//!") !== false) {
echo $filename,"\n",
sprintf("%3d ",$n),substr(tr im($regel),4)," \n";
do {
$regel = fgets($fp);
++$n;
echo "\t",trim($rege l),"\n";
if (strpos($regel, ';') !== false) {
break;
}
} while (!feof($fp) );
echo "\n";
}
}
fclose($fp);

--------------------------------------------------------------
Inputfile:
--------------------------------------------------------------
<?php
//! This is working fine (space)
echo <<< EOT
A
B
C
EOT;
//! Unexpected A
echo <<<EOT
D
E
F
EOT;
//! Unexpected B
echo <<<EOT
G
H
I
EOT;
//! Final (space)
echo <<< EOT
J
K
L
EOT;
?>
--------------------------------------------------------------
Output for this file:
--------------------------------------------------------------
../Untitled-1.php
2 This is working fine (space)
echo <<< EOT
A
B
C
EOT;

../Untitled-1.php
8 Unexpected A
echo <<<<<<< EOT
J
K
L
EOT;

---------------------------------------------------------------
This is the PHP version:
PHP Version 5.2.5

System Windows NT SERVER 5.1 build 2600
Build Date Nov 8 2007 23:18:08
Configure Command cscript /nologo configure.js
"--enable-snapshot-build" "--with-gd=shared"
Server API Apache 2.0 Handler
Virtual Directory Support enabled
Configuration File (php.ini) Path C:\WINDOWS
Loaded Configuration File C:\testserver\p hp.ini
PHP API 20041225
PHP Extension 20060613
Zend Extension 220060519
Debug Build no
Thread Safety enabled
Zend Memory Manager enabled
IPv6 Support enabled
Registered PHP Streams php, file, data, http, ftp, compress.zlib
Registered Stream Socket Transports tcp, udp
Registered Stream Filters convert.iconv.* , string.rot13,
string.toupper, string.tolower, string.strip_ta gs, convert.*, consumed,
zlib.*

Jerry Stuckle schreef:

**Jerry Stuckle** · Aug 20 '08, 01:05 AM

Re: fgets() and <<< EOT

Gert Kok wrote:

>

>Gert Kok wrote:

>>Jerry Stuckle schreef:
>>>Gert Kok wrote:
>>>>When fgets() reads a string that ands with <<<EOT, the string is
>>>>truncated after << and a lot of following input is discarded.
>>>>>
>>>>When <<<EOT is changed to <<< EOT, behaviour is as I expect it.
>>>>>
>>>>Can it be explained why the content of a file is interfering with
>>>>the behaviour of fgets()?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>Sorry, my crystal ball is broken. I can't see your code or the data
>>>in the file you're trying to read.
>>>>
>>>
> This is the reading part:
> >
> $fp = fopen($filename ,"r");
> $n = 0;
> while ($regel = fgets($fp)) {
> ++$n;
> if (strpos($regel, "//!")) {
> echo $filename,"\n",
> sprintf("%3d ",$n),substr(tr im($regel),4)," \n";
> do {
> $regel = fgets($fp);
> ++$n;
> echo "\t",trim($rege l),"\n";
> } while (!feof($fp) && !strpos($regel, ';'));
> echo "\n";
> }
> }
> fclose($fp);
> >
> >
> >
> This was in the input file:
> >
> //! Bevestigingsmai l: indien lunch geselecteerd.
> $bericht .= <<<EOT
> >
> De lunch hebben wij al voor u gereserveerd.
> EOT;
> >
> >
> The 1st resulting $regel from the line with <<<EOT
> >
> was
> >
> $bericht .= <<
> >
> >
> >

>>
>(Top posting fixed)
>>
>Your problem is not the <<<EOT - it's in your comparison. When your
>'//!' starts in the first column, strpos returns 0. Your 'if'
>statement converts the 0 the a false and never executes the following
>code. A similar error occurs in your while() statement.
>>
>I change those lines to the following and it worked as expected:
>>
> if (strpos($regel, "//!") !== false) {
>>
>and
> } while (!feof($fp) && strpos($regel,' ;') !== false);
>>
>P.S. Please don't top post. Thanks.
>>
>>
>>

The test on a boolean type is certainly the way to go.
But it doesn't change the unexpected behaviour:
>
--------------------------------------------------------------
code (Corrected):
--------------------------------------------------------------
$fp = fopen($filename ,"r");
$n = 0;
while ($regel = fgets($fp)) {
++$n;
if (strpos($regel, "//!") !== false) {
echo $filename,"\n",
sprintf("%3d ",$n),substr(tr im($regel),4)," \n";
do {
$regel = fgets($fp);
++$n;
echo "\t",trim($rege l),"\n";
if (strpos($regel, ';') !== false) {
break;
}
} while (!feof($fp) );
echo "\n";
}
}
fclose($fp);
>
--------------------------------------------------------------
Inputfile:
--------------------------------------------------------------
<?php
//! This is working fine (space)
echo <<< EOT
A
B
C
EOT;
//! Unexpected A
echo <<<EOT
D
E
F
EOT;
//! Unexpected B
echo <<<EOT
G
H
I
EOT;
//! Final (space)
echo <<< EOT
J
K
L
EOT;
?>
--------------------------------------------------------------
Output for this file:
--------------------------------------------------------------
./Untitled-1.php
2 This is working fine (space)
echo <<< EOT
A
B
C
EOT;
>
./Untitled-1.php
8 Unexpected A
echo <<<<<<< EOT
J
K
L
EOT;
>
>
---------------------------------------------------------------
This is the PHP version:
PHP Version 5.2.5
>
System Windows NT SERVER 5.1 build 2600
Build Date Nov 8 2007 23:18:08
Configure Command cscript /nologo configure.js
"--enable-snapshot-build" "--with-gd=shared"
Server API Apache 2.0 Handler
Virtual Directory Support enabled
Configuration File (php.ini) Path C:\WINDOWS
Loaded Configuration File C:\testserver\p hp.ini
PHP API 20041225
PHP Extension 20060613
Zend Extension 220060519
Debug Build no
Thread Safety enabled
Zend Memory Manager enabled
IPv6 Support enabled
Registered PHP Streams php, file, data, http, ftp, compress.zlib
Registered Stream Socket Transports tcp, udp
Registered Stream Filters convert.iconv.* , string.rot13,
string.toupper, string.tolower, string.strip_ta gs, convert.*, consumed,
zlib.*
>
Jerry Stuckle schreef:
>

If you're expecting the PHP code in your input file to be parsed, it
won't be. All you are doing is reading the file.

I ran your code with your input file and here's what I got:

filein.txt
2 This is working fine (space)
echo <<< EOT
A
B
C
EOT;

filein.txt
8 Unexpected A
echo <<<EOT
D
E
F
EOT;

filein.txt
14 Unexpected B
echo <<<EOT
G
H
I
EOT;

filein.txt
20 Final (space)
echo <<< EOT
J
K
L
EOT;

Which is what I would expect.

The biggest difference between your php and mine is the level:

PHP Version =5.2.6

System =Windows NT MYSYSTEM 5.0 build 2195
Build Date =May 2 2008 18:01:20
Configure Command =cscript /nologo configure.js
"--enable-snapshot-build" "--with-gd=shared"
"--with-extra-includes=C:\Pro gram Files (x86)\Microsoft
SDK\Include;C:\ PROGRA~2\MICROS ~2\VC98\ATL\INC LUDE;C:\PROGRA~ 2\MICROS~2\VC98 \INCLUDE;C:\PRO GRA~2\MICROS~2\ VC98\MFC\INCLUD E"
"--with-extra-libs=C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft
SDK\Lib;C:\PROG RA~2\MICROS~2\V C98\LIB;C:\PROG RA~2\MICROS~2\V C98\MFC\LIB"

At this point it looks like it might be a bug in PHP 5.2.5, but I don't
find something similar in the bugs list.

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