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PHP's "equal" (==) operator considers the integer 0 to be equal to the string 'X', and when 'X' is converted to a number, it becomes 0. Neither is desired here. * Fail when an X is encountered while calculating the check digit. (X can only occur as the check digit of an ISBN-10.) * Fixed the check digit comparisons by adding an explicit string cast. * Used the "identical" operator to make it more obvious that no type juggling should take place during the comparisons. * Added some test cases. * Removed an outdated TODO. Bug: 67021 Change-Id: I85f53c41f403a60340e9441757fe66b9764e623c |
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| ImageListPagerTest.php | ||
| QueryAllSpecialPagesTest.php | ||
| SpecialBooksourcesTest.php | ||
| SpecialMIMESearchTest.php | ||
| SpecialMyLanguageTest.php | ||
| SpecialPreferencesTest.php | ||
| SpecialRecentchangesTest.php | ||
| SpecialSearchTest.php | ||