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While updating a legacy project, I noticed that this tool fails to convert files that store a connection in a property called mysql (e.g. $this->mysql or $x->mysql). This breaks lines using that connection as parameter. I noticed it behaving differently depending on whether the next mysql_* call is inside brackets. It doesn't seem to break if the property has a different name (e.g. $this->mysqlConn) or if it's a variable (i.e. $mysql)
While updating a legacy project, I noticed that this tool fails to convert files that store a connection in a property called
mysql
(e.g.$this->mysql
or$x->mysql
). This breaks lines using that connection as parameter. I noticed it behaving differently depending on whether the next mysql_* call is inside brackets. It doesn't seem to break if the property has a different name (e.g.$this->mysqlConn
) or if it's a variable (i.e.$mysql
)example:
expected result:
actual result:
tested on current master (dc496d1) with this file https://github.com/simplepie/simplepie/blob/1.2.1/simplepie.inc (old version)
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