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Add a test-case for that process. When encoding binary data, we mark the string with \x01 as its first character. When returning data via sqlite_fetch_array(), if the first character is \x01, then we decode the encoding. This behaviour can be turned off by the optional last parameter to sqlite_fetch_array(), for compatibility with databases created with other applications.
45 lines
711 B
PHP
45 lines
711 B
PHP
--TEST--
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sqlite: binary encoding
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--SKIPIF--
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<?php # vim:ft=php
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if (!extension_loaded("sqlite")) print "skip"; ?>
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--FILE--
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<?php
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include "blankdb.inc";
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$strings = array(
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"hello",
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"hello\x01o",
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"\x01hello there",
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"hello\x00there",
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""
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);
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sqlite_query("CREATE TABLE strings(a)", $db);
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foreach ($strings as $str) {
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sqlite_query("INSERT INTO strings VALUES('" . sqlite_escape_string($str) . "')", $db);
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}
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$i = 0;
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$r = sqlite_query("SELECT * from strings", $db);
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while ($row = sqlite_fetch_array($r, SQLITE_NUM)) {
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if ($row[0] !== $strings[$i]) {
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echo "FAIL!\n";
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var_dump($row[0]);
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var_dump($strings[$i]);
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} else {
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echo "OK!\n";
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}
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$i++;
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}
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echo "DONE!\n";
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?>
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--EXPECT--
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OK!
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OK!
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OK!
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OK!
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OK!
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DONE!
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