I saw someone adding a ' or any half-width symbol in front of a string with Chinese characters to let the bug remove it, but this is too troublesome. Finally, I found a function that simulates the function of fgetcsv.
Copy code The code is as follows:
function __fgetcsv(& $handle, $length = null, $d = ',', $e = '"') {
$d = preg_quote($d) ;
$e = preg_quote($e);
$_line = “”;
$eof=false;
while ($eof != true) {
$_line .= (empty ($length) ? fgets($handle ) : fgets($handle, $length));
$itemcnt = preg_match_all('/' . $e . '/', $_line, $dummy);
if ($itemcnt % 2 == 0)
$eof = true;
}
$_csv_line = preg_replace('/(?: |[ ])?$/', $d, trim($_line));
$_csv_pattern = '/(' . $e . '[^ ' . $e . ']*(?:' . $e . $e . '[^' . $e . ']*)*' . $e . '|[^' . $d . ']*) ' . $d . '/';
preg_match_all($_csv_pattern, $_csv_line, $_csv_matches);
$_csv_data = $_csv_matches[1];
for ($_csv_i = 0; $_csv_i < count($_csv_data); $_csv_i++) {
$_csv_data[$_csv_i] = preg_replace('/^' . $e . '(.*)' . $e . '$/s', '$1′ , $_csv_data[$_csv_i]);
$_csv_data[$_csv_i] = str_replace($e . $e, $e, $_csv_data[$_csv_i]);
}
return empty ($_line) ? false : $_csv_data;
}
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