


The difference between PHP5.5 and previous versions of the empty function_PHP Tutorial
As one of my favorite functions, I finally discovered the devil of this function today. Yangsao wrote the following code, and everything was ok when tested locally, but it was SB on the server.
if(strlen($passwd) < 6 || empty($preg_replace(" /d/", "", $passwd))) {
//do something
}
The general meaning is that the password must be greater than 6 characters and cannot only consist of numbers. Searched the server log and found the following error:
PHP Fatal error: Can't use function return value in write context in /xxx/xxx/xx.php on line xxx
After searching on Google, it probably means that the parameter of empty cannot be a function. Damn, the local area is obviously good. I checked that the local PHP is 5.5 and the server is 5.3. Has this function evolved between the two versions? I searched all the official PHP documents but didn't find any clues. Then I searched frantically on Google and accidentally clicked on the PHP English document interface. Under the introduction of the empty function, I found a line of small characters:
Note:
Prior to PHP 5.5, empty() only supports variables; anything else will result in a parse error. In other words, the following will not work: empty(trim($name)). Instead, use trim($name) == false.
Devil, you don’t want to trick Chinese users like this. Summarize the usage scenarios of empty function:
1. In versions before PHP 5.5, this function is used to check whether the variable assignment is 0, false, empty string, or null. Any non-variable parameter will cause this function to report an error.
2.PHP 5.5 This function can be applied to any value, not limited to variables. It can be a constant, a function return value, etc.

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