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File: Bug 16425 [Open] File_Util::isAbsolute

felixsigl at gmail dot com — 2009-07-10T13:31:58+00:00

File Bug
Reported by felixsigl
2009-07-10T13:31:58+00:00
PHP: 5.2.5 OS: Windows Package Version: 1.3.0

Description:
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On Windows (Testsystem is XAMPP) it is possible to use eg. '/Programme/xampp/htdocs/' for all file operations (dont ask me why). but File_Util::isAbsolute reports that the path is relative.

Test script:
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require_once ('File/Util.php');

$filename = '/Programme/xampp/htdocs/';

if (File_Util::isAbsolute($filename)) {
	echo "'$filename' is absolute.";
} else {
	echo "'$filename' is relative.";
} 

Expected result:
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'/Programme/xampp/htdocs/' is absolute.

Actual result:
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'/Programme/xampp/htdocs/' is relative.

File: Bug 12741 [Verified] Failed to test on Linux and FreeBSD

inomata at ecoop dot net — 2008-11-01T05:31:47+00:00

File Bug
Reported by inomata
2007-12-20T22:52:11+00:00
PHP: 5.2.5 OS: FreeBSD Package Version: CVS

Description:
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tests/FileTest.php fails on some tests.

TestCase FileTest->testrelativePath() failed: expected D:\Data, actual ..\..\D:\Data in /tmp/File-1.3.0/tests/FileTest.php:206
TestCase FileTest->testrealpath() failed: expected /a/weird/path/is, actual /a\weird/path\is in /tmp/File-1.3.0/tests/FileTest.php:218
TestCase FileTest->testrealpath() failed: expected /a/weird/path/is/that, actual /a\weird/path\is/that in /tmp/File-1.3.0/tests/FileTest.php:219


Other tests are succeeded.


Test script:
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$ php tests/FileTest.php


Actual result:
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TestCase FileTest->testlocking() passed
TestCase FileTest->testclose() passed
TestCase FileTest->testreadAll() passed
TestCase FileTest->testread() passed
TestCase FileTest->testwrite() passed
TestCase FileTest->testreadChar() passed
TestCase FileTest->testwriteChar() passed
TestCase FileTest->testreadLine() passed
TestCase FileTest->testwriteLine() passed
TestCase FileTest->testrewind() passed
TestCase FileTest->testbuildPath() passed
TestCase FileTest->testskipRoot() passed
TestCase FileTest->testgetTempDir() passed
TestCase FileTest->testgetTempFile() passed
TestCase FileTest->testisAbsolute() passed
TestCase FileTest->testrelativePath() failed: expected D:\Data, actual ..\..\D:\Data in /tmp/File-1.3.0/tests/FileTest.php:206
TestCase FileTest->testrealpath() failed: expected /a/weird/path/is, actual /a\weird/path\is in /tmp/File-1.3.0/tests/FileTest.php:218
TestCase FileTest->testrealpath() failed: expected /a/weird/path/is/that, actual /a\weird/path\is/that in /tmp/File-1.3.0/tests/FileTest.php:219

File: Feature/Change Request 2798 [Open] function for human readable filesize conversion

cweiske at php dot net — 2007-03-16T12:46:01+00:00

File Feature/Change Request
Reported by cweiske
2004-11-19T15:13:55+00:00
PHP: - OS: - Package Version: 

Description:
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While programming a file browser, I came to the problem of displaying the filesize in a human-readable format.

There are numerous 20-liners out there which do the thing, but not in PEAR.

To my mind, the File package would be the right place for such a function.
Could you include the function in the package?

Reproduce code:
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    /**
    *   returns the filesize using a prefix
    *   like "kilo", "mebi" or "giga"
    *   @author Christian Weiske 
    *
    *   @param  int     The size to convert
    *   @param  int     The number of decimals to use
    *   @param  boolean Use long names (kilobyte) instead of short ones (kB)
    *   @param  boolean If the old style should be used
    *   @param  boolean If the "BiBytes" names should be used [applies only to !$bOldStyle]
    *
    *   @return string  The filesize in human readable format
    */
    function prefixed($nSize, $nDecimals = 1, $bLong = false, $bOldStyle = true, $bUseBiBytes = true)
    {
        $nBase   = ($bOldStyle || $bUseBiBytes) ? 1024 : 1000;
        $arNames = array('', 'kilo', 'mega', 'giga', 'tera', 'peta', 'exa', 'zetta', 'yotta');
        $nMax    = count($arNames) - 1;
        
        for ($nA = 0; $nSize >= $nBase && $nA < $nMax; $nA++) {
            $nSize /= $nBase;
        }
        
        $strName = ($bOldStyle || !$bUseBiBytes) ? $arNames[$nA] : substr($arNames[$nA],0,2) . 'bi';
        if (!$bLong) {
            $strName = $bOldStyle || !$bUseBiBytes ? substr($strName, 0, 1) : substr($strName, 0, 2);
            $strName .= 'B';
            $strName = $nA >= 2 ? strtoupper($strName) : $strName;
        } else {
            $strName .= $nSize == 1 ? 'byte' : 'bytes';
        }
        
        return round($nSize,$nDecimals) . ' ' . $strName;
    }