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It would be nice to add a test for this. |
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Test added. |
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I'm not sure I get this - how comes bcmod returns non-integer? I always thought module operation always returns integer. Also, 3.5 % 4 returns 3, so I don't see why BC version should be different.
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Operator % probably calculate only with integer. But for example function fmod calculate with floats numbers. Example: fmod(3.5, 4) returns 3.5. Why is diference between fmod and bcmod...?
Example on wolfram aplha: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=3.5+mod+4
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Who needs correct calculation modulo without bugfix in PHP, can use: function modulo($number, $modulus) {
return bcsub($number, bcmul(bcdiv($number, $modulus, 0), $modulus));
}
bcscale(1);
var_dump(modulo("3.5", "4")); // 3.5
var_dump(modulo("1071", "357.5")); // 356.0 |
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@krakjoe Done. |
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This change looks fine to me, but I'm slightly concerned about the BC impact this might have. Code may rely on the current behavior :/ |
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@nikic there's plenty of time for an RFC for 7.2, think that's best ? |
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I don't think an RFC is worthwhile for such a minor change. This is a "bug fix with potential BC impact", not a new feature or an intentional BC break. I'm inclined to just merge this with an UPGRADING note and see if anyone complains. |
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Oh, yeah, UPGRADING is a must. I was quite comfortable with it in 7.2 anyway, so long as no major objections. |
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Merged via 90dcbbe with a note in UPGRADING. Thanks! Interestingly, bcmod() already behaved correctly in HHVM :) |
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PR fixed bug #46564 in bcmod. Now is supported decimal number.
This bug is not in 3rd party library (as write in ticket), but is in PHP.