I’ve understood what happens. The line 586 has multiple conditions and not all cases are covered and for those cases that are not covered 587 and 588 are listed as not executed. The legend should be updated though because is confusing. solved Why xdebug marks 587 and 588 as not executed and 589 as executed?
The point of single-quoted strings is that they don’t support escape characters. The documentation says this very clearly: All other instances of backslash will be treated as a literal backslash: this means that the other escape sequences you might be used to, such as \r or \n, will be output literally as specified rather than … Read more
Which parameters did you use in your request? You can take this as an example: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=opensearch&search=PHP&limit=1&format=json You said there that you want only the first definition, so you can put limit=1. The response is in json. 1 solved Parsing definitions in json format from Wikipedia API in php [closed]
Here is a non Regex version of what you are trying to achieve. $str = “server_name::IMACW10\COZMOSQLEXPRESS @database_name::OneTwoThreePet username::pauline_pet databasePass::root”; $test = explode(” “, $str); $array = array(); foreach($test as $key){ $newkey = strtok($key,”:”); $array[$newkey] = substr($key, strpos($key, “:”) + 2); } list($server, $dbname, $username, $pass) = array_values($array); echo ‘$serverName=”.$server.”<br> $databaseName=”.$dbname.”<br> $username=”.$username.”<br> $pass=”.$pass; Output: $serverName=IMACW10\COZMOSQLEXPRESS $databaseName=OneTwoThreePet … Read more
Constructors don’t return values and you can’t just echo an object, try this instead. class some { private $my_string; public function __construct() { $this->my_string = ‘abc’; } public function test() { return $this->my_string; } } $some = new some; echo $some->test(); solved How can i access Return value throught the construct() from another function In … Read more
session_id(): Get and/or set the current session id session_regenerate_id(): Update the current session id with a newly generated one session_create_id(): Create new session id Here is a link to the PHP sessions doc and PHP docs 6 solved What is the difference between session_id(), session_create_id() and session_regenerate_id() in php?