Bug fix for DB\IO params detection
Param detection found too many params, for example '$1'. Fixed the regex to only allow params that are no preceeded by ' And must start with space/tab, =, (
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@@ -212,11 +212,11 @@ $query = <<<EOM
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INSERT INTO
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test_foo
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(
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test
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test, string_a
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) VALUES (
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$1
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$1, '$2'
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)
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RETURNING test
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RETURNING test, string_a
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EOM;
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$db->dbPrepare("ins_test_foo_eom", $query);
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$status = $db->dbExecute("ins_test_foo_eom", ['EOM BAR TEST ' . time()]);
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@@ -279,8 +279,20 @@ class IO
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public const NO_CACHE = 3;
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/** @var string default hash type */
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public const ERROR_HASH_TYPE = 'adler32';
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/**
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* @var string regex for params: only stand alone $number allowed
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* never allowed to start with '
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* must be after space/tab, =, (
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*/
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public const REGEX_PARAMS = '/[^\'][\s(=](\$[0-9]{1,})/';
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/** @var string regex to get returning with matches at position 1 */
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public const REGEX_RETURNING = '/\s+returning\s+(.+\s*(?:.+\s*)+);?$/i';
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// REGEX_SELECT
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// REGEX_UPDATE
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// REGEX INSERT
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// REGEX_INSERT_UPDATE_DELETE
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// REGEX_FROM_TABLE
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// REGEX_INSERT_UPDATE_DELETE_TABLE
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// recommend to set private/protected and only allow setting via method
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// can bet set from outside
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@@ -1017,7 +1029,7 @@ class IO
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{
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// search for $1, $2, in the query and push it into the control array
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// skip counts for same eg $1, $1, $2 = 2 and not 3
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preg_match_all('/(\$[0-9]{1,})/', $query, $match);
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preg_match_all(self::REGEX_PARAMS, $query, $match);
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$placeholder_count = count(array_unique($match[1]));
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if ($params_count != $placeholder_count) {
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$this->__dbError(
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@@ -2588,7 +2600,7 @@ class IO
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$match = [];
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// search for $1, $2, in the query and push it into the control array
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// skip counts for same eg $1, $1, $2 = 2 and not 3
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preg_match_all('/(\$[0-9]{1,})/', $query, $match);
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preg_match_all(self::REGEX_PARAMS, $query, $match);
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$this->prepare_cursor[$stm_name]['count'] = count(array_unique($match[1]));
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$this->prepare_cursor[$stm_name]['query'] = $query;
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$result = $this->db_functions->__dbPrepare($stm_name, $query);
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