The document discusses upcoming changes and improvements to the PHP programming language. Some new features will include better support for scalar type declarations, union types, and return type covariance and contravariance. These changes aim to make PHP code more readable, reusable, and reduce potential bugs by catching type errors.
This document discusses PHP file includes and requires and how the PHP opcode cache handles them. It covers how PHP resolves include paths, checks if a file has already been included, and validates file timestamps when revalidating paths. It also discusses using the opcode cache status to view cache metrics and how to invalidate files from the cache.
This document discusses a new policy that will impact employee benefits. The policy changes health insurance eligibility so that employees must work a minimum of 30 hours per week to qualify for benefits, up from the previous minimum of 20 hours. This change will affect some current part-time employees who may lose their health insurance coverage as a result of not meeting the new hourly requirement under the new policy.
This document discusses PHP file includes and requires and how the PHP opcode cache handles them. It covers how PHP resolves include paths, checks if a file has already been included, and validates file timestamps when revalidating paths. It also discusses using the opcode cache status to view cache metrics and how to invalidate files from the cache.
This document discusses a new policy that will impact employee benefits. The policy changes health insurance eligibility so that employees must work a minimum of 30 hours per week to qualify for benefits, up from the previous minimum of 20 hours. This change will affect some current part-time employees who may lose their health insurance coverage as a result of not meeting the new hourly requirement under the new policy.
10. SQLite2/3のmprintf(“%q”)
? The %q option works like %s in that it substitutes a nul-
terminated string from the argument list. But %q also
doubles every ''' character. %q is designed for use inside
a string literal. By doubling each ''' character it escapes
that character and allows it to be inserted into the string.
? nullターミネートの文字列を受け取って、シングルクォートを2
つ重ねる(SQL向けにエスケープする)
? ということは、PHPの文字列に’0’があるとそこで途切れる
? これがバイナリセーフではない正体
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