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Function ord() known from PHP and Delphi/Free Pascal/Lazarus should return ascii code for a given char. And ASCII codes are 0-255. So the code below under PHP returns 197:
<?php
$str = 'ś';
echo ord($str[0]);
However under PH7 it returns -59.
Looks like PH7 stores characters not as an array of UINT8 but an array of INT8. Why is that? Any chance for a fix?
Function ord() known from PHP and Delphi/Free Pascal/Lazarus should return ascii code for a given char. And ASCII codes are 0-255. So the code below under PHP returns 197:
However under PH7 it returns -59.
Looks like PH7 stores characters not as an array of UINT8 but an array of INT8. Why is that? Any chance for a fix?