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strtotime returns false when string includes narrow non breaking space character #11600

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myleshyson opened this issue Jul 5, 2023 · 4 comments

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@myleshyson
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This is kind of related to #9799

With the ICU 72.1 update, it replaces a ascii space character with a narrow non-breaking space unicode character for intl space So something like

(new IntlDateFormatter('en_US', -1, 3))->getPattern();

will return h:mm\u202fa instead of h:mm a.

When creating date strings based off that pattern with the NNBS character, and then passing into strtotime, strtotime returns false.

With the ICU update, I think functions like strtotime should support parsing the NNBS character.

The following code:

<?php
$pattern = (new IntlDateFormatter('en_US', -1, 3))->getPattern();
$timeString = date($pattern, date('now'));
$timestamp = strtotime($timeString);

Resulted in this output:

false

But I expected this output instead:

a unix timestamp

PHP Version

8.2.8

Operating System

Redhat Enterprise 8.8

@nielsdos
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nielsdos commented Jul 6, 2023

Looks like it calls into timelib_strtotime() so this needs changes in timelib, if this change is wanted.

@derickr derickr self-assigned this Jul 6, 2023
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hormus commented Jul 10, 2023

For date or DateTime https://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.formats.time.php
fornat ICU h:mm a or h:mm\u202fa missing for date or DateTime.
change date('now') to strtotime('now')

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derickr commented Jul 11, 2023

Fixed for PHP 8.2.9 — thanks for your report, but please note that your example is not correct. The pattern that comes back from getPattern() is h:mm&nnbsp;a — which when formatting does the m (the minutes) twice, resulting in something like 04:3232 PM that can not be parsed.

Instead, I had to modify the test to: https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/master/ext/date/tests/bug-gh11600.phpt

@derickr derickr closed this as completed Jul 11, 2023
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Sweet thanks! Got so focused onthe \u202f character breaking strtotime I missed the extra m breaking it as well. Either way happy it's fixed.

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