ext/pcre: fix duplicate MARK key in matches array#59
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When a named capture group is also called "MARK" and the pattern uses the (*MARK:name) directive, populate_subpat_array() inserted two buckets with the same string key into the matches array. zend_hash_str_add_new skips the duplicate-key check, so the named capture's MARK and the directive's MARK both landed in the table. Switch to zend_hash_str_update so the directive's value overwrites the capture's value, restoring the behavior that existed via add_assoc_string_ex before d6cc31c.
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Submitted upstream as php#22029. Closing. |
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Regression from d6cc31c: populate_subpat_array() now uses zend_hash_str_add_new for the (*MARK:name) directive, which skips the duplicate-key check. When a named capture is also called MARK, two buckets land in $matches.
Repro:
preg_match('/(?P<MARK>[abc])(*MARK:value)/', "abc", $m);. Master gives count($m)==4 with a duplicate JSON key; PHP-8.4 gives 3. Restore the directive-overwrites-capture behavior that add_assoc_string_ex provided before the refactor.