xmlrpc_set_type
This seems to be fixed with newer version of libxdiff (which is used by xdiff extension).
According to library changelog:
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* Sun, Mar 26 2006 - Davide Libenzi
Fixed the missing end of line problem for text diff and patch.
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CXXI. xdiff Functions
Introducere
xdiff extension creates and applies patches to both text and binary files.
Necesități
To use xdiff, you will need libxdiff installed, available on the libxdiff homepage http://www.xmailserver.org/xdiff-lib.html.
Instalare
xdiff is currently available through PECL http://pecl.php.net/package/xdiff.
If PEAR is available on your *nix-like system you can use the pear installer to install the xdiff extension, by the following command: pear -v install xdiff.
You can always download the tar.gz package and install xdiff by hand:
Constante predefinite
Aceste constante sunt definite de această extensie și vor fi disponibile doar cînd extensia a fost fie compilată odată la instalarea PHP fie dacă extensia este încărcată dinamic la rulare.
- Cuprins
- xdiff_file_diff_binary -- Make binary diff of two files.
- xdiff_file_diff -- Make unified diff of two files.
- xdiff_file_merge3 -- Merge 3 files into one.
- xdiff_file_patch_binary -- Patch a file with a binary diff.
- xdiff_file_patch -- Patch a file with an unified diff.
- xdiff_string_diff_binary -- Make binary diff of two strings.
- xdiff_string_diff -- Make unified diff of two strings.
- xdiff_string_merge3 -- Merge 3 strings into one.
- xdiff_string_patch_binary -- Patch a string with a binary diff.
- xdiff_string_patch -- Patch a string with an unified diff.
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User Contributed Notes
xdiff Functions
mg
01-Jul-2008 09:00
amir.laher
05-Apr-2005 02:09
the xdiff functions require your initial string to end with a \n character.
When you use xdiff_string_diff, the initial string must either be zero-length or end with \n
eg. $patch= xdiff_string_diff($string,$string2);
if not, the patch will return an empty string.
xdiff_string_patch($string,$patch);
This will not normally affect xdiff_file_diff, but it's annoying nevertheless. To prevent this unexpected effect, I append a \n to the string before applying the initial diff, as follows.
if (!ereg("\n$",$string)) $string.="\n";