Just like we do for functions, it doesn't really make sense to have
keywords separately, in AFPData.
Change-Id: I208a9b1ce2bd12038e9fbcc515c48d604ec80eb8
This patch keeps the current behaviour for everything (since DUNDEFINED
was always casted to boolean false), but handles the cast at a higher
level instead of relying on what AFPData::castTypes will do. This way
it's easier to spot places where we may get DUNDEFINED, and decide how
to handle them one by one.
Change-Id: I1070e15ea03c7dd4a4231b87afbc42240a558581
This patch includes:
* Making it possible to access offsets of a DNONE (returning a DNONE)
* Initializing user-defined variables as DNONE inside short-circuited branches
* Make DNONE propagate with other operators
* Make DNONE count as false for logic operators
* Remove a now-outaded bit in doLevelAtom. In case of shortcircuit,
$result is now DNONE instead of DNULL, and thus it's possible to
access offsets of it. Performance++!
* Don't allow modifying or adding an element of a DNONE as if it were an
array (to avoid inconsistencies)
This re-applies Id85c673337fa90a3782fd22eb9690cd996967111 with several fixes.
NOTE: Haven't tested locally, although I'm pretty confident thanks to
the amount of tests added.
Bug: T214674
Bug: T228677
Change-Id: I5ec4ab44c4e88aaf18c0d7b73355d27050beeda7
This should allow more flexibility when checking syntax, and a saner
behaviour overall.
Aside from not throwing exception in certain cases, the results should
be almost equal to the ones you would get without this patch. However,
there are still a few things to improve (which for convenience I wrote
inside the parser test) and many to test.
Bug: T204654
Depends-On: I69bfec45c76509fb1112641393f78e8d8834adcd
Change-Id: I5a14d4b2bc3ffd9caaaa095f16f36b9b6009db05
$data and $type are meant to be read-only and should have getter
functions, but as usual they're just public. Add getter methods, a
comment with a @private annotation and remove usages in our codebase.
Change-Id: I5e51efc9f982a4e340b48d20cb1b38a75bb10021
Split from I5a14d4b2bc3ffd9caaaa095f16f36b9b6009db05.
This adds a new data type to use for empty AFPDatas. Using NULL for that
makes it impossible to distinguish cases where we really got a null
value, and cases where there was nothing to parse.
For now, DNONE is the same as DNULL, but I've explicited DNULL where
necessary. A subsequent patch will make proper use of DNONE.
Bug: T156096
Change-Id: I69bfec45c76509fb1112641393f78e8d8834adcd
This is done for 3 reasons: 1-the code should hopefully be clearer;
2-FWIW, switch's are a little bit faster than elseifs (roughly 15%); 3-to
fix a bug with coverage driver which says those lines are not covered.
3 is a follow-up of I997576141943959d4602a9f839311108928ec766.
Change-Id: I2d69e421e384cb74a799c5c5f77d041a7e02d4c8
These are the ones which other tests don't cover, mostly because no
filter syntax can trigger those cases. This patch should bring coverage
for AFPData to 100%.
Bug: T201193
Change-Id: I997576141943959d4602a9f839311108928ec766
If the number is int there's not need to intval it, and if it's float
there's no need to floatval... Just use it to determine the internal
data type, like it happens for sum and sub.
Change-Id: Ie00c4bb4e67ad1eface0cea3eb42d04aa5fb39cc
Follow-up of Ic30883f7d261d974a2be46308d023e2714119e95, with two files
that I forgot to git-add and a repositioning of comments to avoid the
last bracket to be reported as uncovered.
Bug: T201193
Change-Id: I6bf7e5892a0f49f6a138792f0aedf230a70c18a8
This patch mostly adds coverageIgnore comments for intendedly
unreachable code etc. Some of them could be made testable by adding a new
filter function (e.g. array cast), but this patch is meant to be
comment-only (aside from the parser test).
Ignoring coverage for these lines makes some methods reach 100%
coverage, which in turn makes it easier to look at the coverage chart
and identify at a glance which parts of the code *really* need to be
covered.
Bug: T201193
Change-Id: Ic30883f7d261d974a2be46308d023e2714119e95
Follow-up of I1721a3ba532d481e3ecf35f51099c1438b6b73b2. This is the only
wrong replacement: strict checking will let 5 / 0.0 pass, with
unexpected results. Adding a regression test for it, too.
Change-Id: I25dbe9fafa92fd9a11bd8bc6ab8e66f305b8d48e
Since double-equals are evil. I left some of them in place where I
wasn't sure, but I may be changed some which were intended to be
doubles. It could be a good idea to delay merging this patch until we'll
have more code coverage.
Change-Id: I1721a3ba532d481e3ecf35f51099c1438b6b73b2
Adding PHPdocs to every class members, in every file. This patch only
touches comments, and moved properties on their own lines. Note that
some of these properties would need to be moved, somehow changed, or
just removed (either because they're old, unused leftovers, or just
because we can move them to local scope), but I wanted to keep this
patch doc-only.
Change-Id: I9fe701445bea8f09d82783789ff1ec537ac6704b
Users writing filters probably don't care about preg_match or whatever
happens in PHP. Also, it's not that useful to see "unspecified error".
Change-Id: I014742fa6f678126f55ac5ccff38e44b2c5a7d15
Use a single function to check parameters amount, avoid duplication
between keywordIn and keywordContains, use if...elseif instead of
if-else when statements have a return inside, simplify some other logic,
add typehinting, and change method visibility according to use of such
methods.
Change-Id: I22225a5cbbb93679a0e78bf6e15866829167fbf4
Arrays were introduced with the name "lists". While it **may** look
user-friendlier and so on, it actually uses a wrong name: lists are
different from arrays. I ran a grep and I should've replaced
every occurrence, plus everything seems to work, however a double check
wouldn't be bad.
Change-Id: I6a858f02f5dd9250ba7e1abf9c6422fd98758c9e
This is taken from I6a57a28f22600aafb2e529587ecce6083e9f7da4 and makes
all the needed changes to make phan pass. Seccheck will instead fail,
but since it's not clear how to fix it (and it is non-voting), for the
moment we may merge this and enable phan on IC.
Bug: T192325
Change-Id: I77648b6f8e146114fd43bb0f4dfccdb36b7ac1ac
I left as ToDo the checks between an array and something else. With this
patch, it'll work like PHP: the result will be true iff the comparison
is loose, the array is empty and the other operand is either false or
null.
Change-Id: Idc5cadb697ed4fc7f4856967274169f77495ed9f
This should fix every error with excluded rules, leaving only the one
for $wgTitle. A double check would be nice in order to avoid regressions
due to stupid mistakes.
Bug: T178007
Change-Id: I22c179f3a01d652640304b59e43fcb5b5a9abac3
So that type and value will be identical to PHP's ones.
Bug: T191688
Depends-On: I1140900cdda63eed292d9f20aefd721ef9247fcd
Change-Id: I398c9a972b7e9fcb27d055d23939be2b8bb68244
Right now they're always returned as float values, even stuff like 1+1.
With these patch the results will have the same type as they would with
pure PHP calculation. Added a method to convert numbers to int/float
depending on their type.
Bug: T191688
Change-Id: I1140900cdda63eed292d9f20aefd721ef9247fcd
This feature was never implemented. I'm not sure whether we need a way to compare array and other types of variables (left as ToDo), since e.g. in PHP it's always false.
Bug: T179238
Change-Id: I5d2c33fd117e69cbc84c0b04b6cb82edbdcadf16
When you are in Specia:AbuseFilter/test and you test a filter
against RC if the filter has a regex with a rlike condition
you receive a Call Stack warning for a wrong regex.
Bug: T177744
Change-Id: I2bc62b5709d2863eb355a249610b3e80fab55448
