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…n method calls XMLW_NAME_CHK hardcodes the procedural argument number, but the same implementations back the XMLWriter method aliases, which have no writer parameter. Shift the number by one when the call has a $this.
ndossche
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Oct 5, 2026
| #define XMLW_NAME_CHK(__arg_no, __subject) \ | ||
| if (xmlValidateName((xmlChar *) name, 0) != 0) { \ | ||
| zend_argument_value_error(__arg_no, "must be a valid %s, \"%s\" given", __subject, name); \ | ||
| zend_argument_value_error(getThis() != NULL ? (__arg_no) - 1 : (__arg_no), "must be a valid %s, \"%s\" given", __subject, name); \ |
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XMLW_NAME_CHKhardcodes the procedural argument number, so theXMLWritermethod aliases report the wrong one:The macro now shifts the number by one when the call has a
$this. Procedural numbers are unchanged. The new test covers the 16 affected methods and their procedural counterparts.