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Date: 04/23/00
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> Since we have already documented them as being aliases for quite a while
> now, it will definitely break a lot of scripts, and considering most of
> the people using PHP are on hosting on pretty fast machines, the speed
> gain is not, I don't think, worth breaking perfectly good scripts.
FWIW , I agree with this.
Using strchr() in place of strstr() can hardly be considered
inappropriate, since the docs have indicated an exact alias
for quite some time.
I can't imagine what sort of logic would be required to realize
a performance gain, but if it _is_ necessary, why not implement an entirely
new function for single chars, strschr() say.
Mike R.
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