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_helper_like_to_glob_pattern() escaped ], *, and ? for GLOB but left [ as is, so LIKE BINARY 'a[b]' matched ab] and a[] instead of a[b], and a pattern with an unterminated [ matched nothing. All four characters are now escaped in a single strtr() pass, so the brackets added by the escaping are not escaped again.
Brackets in LIKE BINARY patterns are now treated literally, improving matching for patterns that contain bracket characters. Other special pattern characters continue to be handled as literals where applicable.
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Added coverage for bracket handling in binary LIKE patterns.
The LIKE BINARY pattern conversion now escapes literal opening brackets in a single translation pass. A regression test checks matching the literal string a[b].
Changes: LIKE BINARY bracket handling
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Translate brackets and verify literal matching packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-sqlite-pdo-user-defined-functions.php, packages/mysql-on-sqlite/tests/WP_MySQL_On_SQLite_Tests.php
_helper_like_to_glob_pattern() escapes [, ], *, and ? in one strtr() pass. A LIKE BINARY test checks the literal pattern a[b].
A small edge case can omit rows that MySQL would match; correct the wildcard translation before merging.
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The PR addresses active issue #568. _helper_like_to_glob_pattern() now maps [, ], *, and ? in one strtr() pass. This produces literal GLOB classes for brackets without reprocessing replace…
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The PR addresses active issue #568. _helper_like_to_glob_pattern() now maps [, ], *, and ? in one strtr() pass. This produces literal GLOB classes for brackets without reprocessing replacement text. The added dataLikeBinaryPatterns() test covers literal brackets in LIKE BINARY patterns. The separate leading-backslash-before-% finding is explicitly outside this bracket fix.
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- Around line 948-960: Update _helper_like_to_glob_pattern() to recognize
percent and underscore wildcards preceded by an even-length run of backslashes,
including two backslashes, while preserving those backslashes in the translated
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Handle % after an even backslash run as a wildcard.
For a LIKE BINARY pattern containing two backslashes before %, _helper_like_to_glob_pattern() leaves % literal. MySQL treats the pair of backslashes as one literal backslash, so % remains a wildcard. The translated GLOB can therefore miss matching values such as \abc.
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around lines 948 - 960:
Update _helper_like_to_glob_pattern() to recognize percent and underscore
wildcards preceded by an even-length run of backslashes, including two
backslashes, while preserving those backslashes in the translated pattern. Keep
wildcards preceded by an odd-length run escaped as literals.
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_helper_like_to_glob_pattern()escaped],*, and?for GLOB but left[as is, soLIKE BINARY 'a[b]'matchedab]anda[]instead ofa[b], and a pattern with an unterminated[matched nothing. All four characters are now escaped in a singlestrtr()pass, so the brackets added by the escaping are not escaped again.Fixes #568
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Bug Fixes
LIKE BINARYpatterns are now treated literally, improving matching for patterns that contain bracket characters. Other special pattern characters continue to be handled as literals where applicable.Tests
LIKEpatterns.