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Multi-byte string functions
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Subject: Re: Multi-byte string functions
From: TomW <tpwal...@gmail.com>
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I wrapped function_exists('mb_*') checks around each of the sections
where a multi-byte function called. Is this the reason why there are
try catch blocks wrapped around them? If so, I can remove the try
catch blocks as they didn't work to avoid the case where the mb_*
functions were not available.
I would like to submit the fix for review.
Regards,
Tom Walker
On Mar 29, 6:36=A0am, TomW <tpwal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The PHP installation does not have the multi-byte string functions
> enabled by default. Is there a way to determine if they are enabled
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