test to gzgetss function

[marcosptf]

this is a test to gzgetss();
tests to this function don't exist yet;
Thanks!

:-)

[cmb69]

Always use absolute paths in PHPT (otherwise the files may not be found):

$handle = gzopen(__DIR__ . '/gzgetss.gz', 'r');

[marcosptf]

hi @cmb69 !
how are you? fine?

i really need your help, i think i don't understand what the third argument work ( [, string $allowable_tags ] );

follow the steps that i did:
1)i use the function with the third argument , "'opentag' h1 'closetag'"
$buffer = gzgetss($handle, 4096, "'opentag' h1 'closetag'");

2)the tag 'opentag' h1 'closetag' on gzgetss.test is this:
'opentag' h1 class="title">Description'opentag' /h1 'closetag'
(just have one 'opentag' h1 'closetag' there )

3)i convert the .test file to gz file:
!bash-4.2# gzip -c gzgetss.test > gzgetss.gz

4)i ran the gzgetss.phpt test and the anwser was it:
[root@localhost php]# phpunit gzgetss.phpt
PHPUnit 3.7.34 by Sebastian Bergmann.

F

Time: 438 ms, Memory: 1.75Mb

There was 1 failure:

1. gzgetss.phpt
   --- Expected
   +++ Actual
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Description

- - string gzgetss - ( resource $zp - , int $length - [, string $allowable_tags - ] ) - - Identical to gzgets(), except that - gzgetss() attempts to strip any HTML and PHP - tags from the text it reads. - - - - Parameters - - - +string gzgetss(resource $zp, int $length [, string $allowable_tags ]); +zp - - - The gz-file pointer. It must be valid, and must point to a file - successfully opened by >gzopen(). - - - +length - - - The length of data to get. - - - +allowable_tags - - - You can use this optional parameter to specify tags which should not - be stripped. - - - - - - - Return Values - - The uncompressed and stripped string, or FALSE on error. - - - - Examples - - - Example #1 gzgetss() example - + +<?php$handle = gzopen()) {   $buffer = gzgetss($handle?>

FAILURES!
Tests: 1, Assertions: 1, Failures: 1.

My question is, what i doing wrong?
becouse on the docs php online, dont have any example how to use the third argument, http://php.net/manual/en/function.gzgetss.php .

ill really apreciate your help.
thanks, have a nice day!!!!!

:-)

[cmb69]

gzgetss() basically works like strip_tags() with regard to the $allowable_tags parameter. See the example in the docs, and consider also:

strip_tags('<p>foo <b>bar</b> baz</p>', '<p>'); // => '<p>foo bar baz</p>'

[marcosptf]

👍
thanks

[marcosptf]

hi @cmb69 , i rewrote the test, i think now is correct!

Thanks
:-)

[php-pulls]

Comment on behalf of cmb at php.net:

Squashed and applied.

Please try to write more meaningful commit messages next time. :)

[marcosptf]

thanks 👍