delta/php-git.git/ext/sqlite/tests/sqlite_004.phpt, branch php-5.2.2 git.php.net: repository/php-src.git Made test work on windows 2003-12-05T02:12:21+00:00 Edin Kadribasic edink@php.net 2003-12-05T02:12:21+00:00 b842917d842693f770fb7128589bb7e31f633f41 






tests depend on ini option
2003-05-01T13:29:11+00:00

Marcus Boerger
helly@php.net

2003-05-01T13:29:11+00:00

a8c650d1b89bc992c0362b7f6c8e92a74191ab81












Transparently decode binary encoded data.
2003-04-19T12:54:17+00:00

Wez Furlong
wez@php.net

2003-04-19T12:54:17+00:00

ff0d6adda4baaf6559f63861687c17896ea7b55e

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.






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.