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Add missing string functions and fix LCASE/UCASE, FORMAT, TRIM, EXTRACT, POSITION - #588
Part of #586. Merge after #587 (this branch's EXTRACT(WEEK) test depends on the real WEEK() mode-0 semantics from #587; rebased without it, that one assertion reads 19 instead of 18).
Adds REPEAT, RIGHT, LPAD/RPAD, SPACE, ASCII/ORD, STRCMP, FIND_IN_SET (incl. user-variable usage), ELT, MAKE_SET, EXPORT_SET, SOUNDEX, and string INSERT(). Fixes three live wrong-result bugs: LCASE/UCASE returned the literal strings lower(...)/upper(...) (now mapped to native LOWER/UPPER, dead UDFs removed), FORMAT() ignored thousands separators, and fixes POSITION(x IN y), EXTRACT(part FROM …), extended TRIM(… FROM …), plus a LOCATE() 3-arg off-by-one found along the way. Also maps TRUNCATE() onto SQLite TRUNC().
Verification: full mysql-on-sqlite package suite green (1440 baseline + 27 new tests incl. translation-output assertions, 0 failures).
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New Features
Added MySQL-compatible support for more string, date-part, comparison, set, and number-formatting functions.
Expanded support for trimming, string insertion and search, padding, slicing, and truncation.
Improved position-based searches with UTF-8-aware handling when available.
Bug Fixes
Corrected search behavior for null inputs and starting positions, and improved handling of edge cases such as invalid lengths and empty padding strings.
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Review comments at
@packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-mysql-on-sqlite.php:
- Around line 5516-5525: Replace the TRUNCATE translation’s SQL expression using
POW() with a registered PHP UDF that handles both decimal directions without
SQLite math-function support. Preserve NULL inputs, correct floating-point
scaling before truncation, and retain the existing argument handling for omitted
decimal places.
Review comments at
@packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-sqlite-pdo-user-defined-functions.php:
- Around line 1374-1376: Update the number_of_bits handling in export_set() to
cap values greater than 64 at 64 before the function generates output, while
preserving the existing behavior for values from 1 through 64.
- Around line 1186-1200: Update the ORD implementation to compute MySQL’s
byte-composed value from every byte of the first UTF-8 character, rather than
returning its Unicode code point via mb_ord() or utf8_codepoint(). Use
char_substr() to obtain that character, preserve the single-byte fallback for an
empty result, and remove utf8_codepoint() if it is no longer used elsewhere.
- Around line 1294-1298: Update the find_in_set() UDF to return 0 when the
string list is empty and compare each comma-separated part with the search
string case-insensitively, while preserving the existing one-based match result
and 0 result when no part matches.
- Around line 1019-1023: Introduce a shared maximum result length and return
null when the computed output exceeds it. Apply the limit before str_repeat() in
repeat() and space(), and in build_pad_string() for lpad() and rpad(),
preserving existing behavior for results within the limit.
- Around line 847-850: Update locate() to return 0 when the normalized offset
exceeds the string length, before calling the search function, and return the
one-based start position when the needle is empty. Preserve the existing search
behavior for other inputs.
Review comments at @packages/mysql-on-sqlite/tests/WP_MySQL_On_SQLite_Tests.php:
- Around line 16296-16297: Update the TRUNCATE translation exercised by
testTruncateFunction to avoid relying on SQLite’s optional POW function and
return an integer when decimals is zero or negative, preserving truncation
behavior. Update the expected translation in
WP_MySQL_On_SQLite_Translation_Tests.php to match.
- Around line 16525-16526: Update the RIGHT translation and UDF registration to
use a non-reserved SQLite function name, following the existing
INSERT-to-insert_str pattern. Keep the assertions in testRightFunction unchanged
and add a translation-level assertion for RIGHT alongside the existing INSERT
translation coverage.
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The pull request adds MySQL function translations and SQLite user-defined functions. It also adds tests for translated SQL and function results, including null inputs, boundary cases, and multibyte strings.
Changes: MySQL function compatibility
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SQL function translation packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-mysql-on-sqlite.php, packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-sqlite-pdo-user-defined-functions.php, packages/mysql-on-sqlite/tests/WP_MySQL_On_SQLite_Translation_Tests.php, packages/mysql-on-sqlite/tests/WP_MySQL_On_SQLite_Tests.php
Runtime translation supports TRIM, POSITION, string INSERT, EXTRACT, LCASE, UCASE, and TRUNCATE. Tests check emitted SQLite expressions and function results.
The UDF map registers string functions. Implementations add UTF-8-aware search, slicing, padding, and insertion, plus related string functions. Tests cover nulls, boundary cases, and multibyte inputs.
Set, comparison, and format UDFs 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
Implementations add comparison, list and bit-set, soundex, and numeric-formatting functions. Tests cover representative results and null or boundary inputs.
This PR adds many MySQL string functions on SQLite, but RIGHT() fails with a syntax error and TRUNCATE() breaks on some SQLite builds or returns wrong values. Several other functions differ from MySQL in edge cases. The failing CI checks and the broken RIGHT() and TRUNCATE() should be fixed before merging.
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PHP soundex() does not match MySQL SOUNDEX() for longer words.
PHP always truncates the code to 4 characters. MySQL returns an arbitrarily long string. For example, MySQL returns Q36324 for SOUNDEX('Quadratically'). This code returns Q362. On PHP < 8.0, soundex('') returns false instead of ''.
Implement the MySQL algorithm without the 4-character truncation, or document the difference.
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at line 1403:
Update the soundex implementation in the function containing the shown return so
it matches MySQL’s behavior: preserve the full encoded string for longer words
rather than truncating at four characters, and return an empty string for empty
input on PHP versions where soundex() returns false. Do not rely on PHP’s
built-in soundex() for behavior it cannot provide.
Multi-character remstr in TRIM() produces wrong results.
SQLite TRIM(X, Y), LTRIM, and RTRIM remove any character that appears in Y. MySQL removes whole repeated occurrences of the remstr string. For example, TRIM(BOTH 'xy' FROM 'xyxabcxy') returns xabc in MySQL. The translated SQLite call returns abc.
Single-character remstr values work. Longer values return wrong results without an error. The docblock says the forms are "covered by the same mapping", which is not true for these inputs.
Either translate multi-character remstr to a UDF that removes whole-string repeats, or document and reject non-single-character literals.
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5344 - 5359:
Update the TRIM translation branch for BOTH, LEADING, and TRAILING so
multi-character remstr values remove only whole repeated occurrences, matching
MySQL semantics; use a suitable UDF or reject unsupported multi-character
literals instead of passing them to SQLite’s character-set trimming functions.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-mysql-on-sqlite.php:
- Around line 5516-5525: Replace the TRUNCATE translation’s SQL expression using
POW() with a registered PHP UDF that handles both decimal directions without
SQLite math-function support. Preserve NULL inputs, correct floating-point
scaling before truncation, and retain the existing argument handling for omitted
decimal places.
Review comments at
@packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-sqlite-pdo-user-defined-functions.php:
- Around line 1374-1376: Update the number_of_bits handling in export_set() to
cap values greater than 64 at 64 before the function generates output, while
preserving the existing behavior for values from 1 through 64.
- Around line 1186-1200: Update the ORD implementation to compute MySQL’s
byte-composed value from every byte of the first UTF-8 character, rather than
returning its Unicode code point via mb_ord() or utf8_codepoint(). Use
char_substr() to obtain that character, preserve the single-byte fallback for an
empty result, and remove utf8_codepoint() if it is no longer used elsewhere.
- Around line 1294-1298: Update the find_in_set() UDF to return 0 when the
string list is empty and compare each comma-separated part with the search
string case-insensitively, while preserving the existing one-based match result
and 0 result when no part matches.
- Around line 1019-1023: Introduce a shared maximum result length and return
null when the computed output exceeds it. Apply the limit before str_repeat() in
repeat() and space(), and in build_pad_string() for lpad() and rpad(),
preserving existing behavior for results within the limit.
- Around line 847-850: Update locate() to return 0 when the normalized offset
exceeds the string length, before calling the search function, and return the
one-based start position when the needle is empty. Preserve the existing search
behavior for other inputs.
Review comments at @packages/mysql-on-sqlite/tests/WP_MySQL_On_SQLite_Tests.php:
- Around line 16296-16297: Update the TRUNCATE translation exercised by
testTruncateFunction to avoid relying on SQLite’s optional POW function and
return an integer when decimals is zero or negative, preserving truncation
behavior. Update the expected translation in
WP_MySQL_On_SQLite_Translation_Tests.php to match.
- Around line 16525-16526: Update the RIGHT translation and UDF registration to
use a non-reserved SQLite function name, following the existing
INSERT-to-insert_str pattern. Keep the assertions in testRightFunction unchanged
and add a translation-level assertion for RIGHT alongside the existing INSERT
translation coverage.
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Review comments at
@packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-mysql-on-sqlite.php:
- Around line 5344-5359: Update the TRIM translation branch for BOTH, LEADING,
and TRAILING so multi-character remstr values remove only whole repeated
occurrences, matching MySQL semantics; use a suitable UDF or reject unsupported
multi-character literals instead of passing them to SQLite’s character-set
trimming functions.
Review comments at
@packages/mysql-on-sqlite/src/sqlite/class-wp-sqlite-pdo-user-defined-functions.php:
- Line 1403: Update the soundex implementation in the function containing the
shown return so it matches MySQL’s behavior: preserve the full encoded string
for longer words rather than truncating at four characters, and return an empty
string for empty input on PHP versions where soundex() returns false. Do not
rely on PHP’s built-in soundex() for behavior it cannot provide.
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Thanks — both CI failures and all six correctness findings are addressed in e59abac.
CI failures
RIGHT() syntax error — fixed. RIGHT does not parse as a functionCall; it is a keyword token handled by translate_runtime_function_call, which is why the earlier mapping missed it. It now maps to a right_str() UDF with a non-reserved name. Added the translation assertion you suggested.
TRUNCATE on older SQLite — fixed. The POW()-based expression is gone (math functions are absent from older supported builds), replaced by a truncate() UDF that truncates toward zero and returns an integer when no fractional part remains, so TRUNCATE(123.456, -1) is 120.
Correctness
3. locate() start beyond the string / empty needle — fixed. An offset past the haystack returns 0 instead of throwing, and an empty needle returns the start position.
4. Unbounded repeat()/space()/lpad()/rpad() — fixed. A shared 64 MiB limit (MySQL's default max_allowed_packet) returns NULL before allocating; the pad functions check the final result length, including the original string.
5. ord() — fixed. It now composes the value from the bytes of the leftmost character, so ORD('é') is 50089, not 233.
6. find_in_set() — fixed. Comparison is case-insensitive like the default collation, and an empty list returns 0 rather than 1.
7. export_set() — fixed. number_of_bits is clipped at 64.
One related platform limit worth recording, found while testing the size guard: the PDO UDF bridge truncates integer arguments to 32 bits, not just return values. REPEAT('a', 4000000000) arrives as a negative count and yields '' (as MySQL does for any negative count), so the guard is exercised with 67108865 instead, and the test documents the truncation.
Full package suite is green (1472 tests) and PHPCS passes.
Add the string functions from the coverage audit (WordPress#586): REPEAT, RIGHT, LPAD,
RPAD, SPACE, ASCII, ORD, STRCMP, FIND_IN_SET, ELT, MAKE_SET, EXPORT_SET,
SOUNDEX, FORMAT and the string form of INSERT(). SOUNDEX and FIND_IN_SET appear
in plugins in this stack, including a fuzzy-search path and a BuddyBoss folder
query.
Two of these fix silent wrong answers rather than missing functions:
- LCASE()/UCASE() returned the literal strings "lower(...)" and "upper(...)",
because the UDFs returned a SQL fragment instead of a value. They now map to
SQLite's LOWER()/UPPER() and the broken UDFs are removed.
- FORMAT() fell through to SQLite's printf-style format() and never added
thousands separators.
Translator gaps fixed along the way: TRUNCATE(), POSITION(x IN y) which was
mistranslated into a table reference, EXTRACT(part FROM ...), the extended
TRIM(BOTH|LEADING|TRAILING ... FROM ...) form, and LOCATE()'s three-argument
offset, which was off by one.
Review follow-ups addressed: RIGHT() maps to a right_str() UDF because RIGHT is
a join keyword in newer SQLite versions and cannot be called as a function
there; TRUNCATE() no longer depends on POW(), which older supported SQLite
builds lack, and returns an integer when no fraction remains; LOCATE() returns 0
for a start position past the end instead of throwing; string results are
capped at MySQL's default max_allowed_packet so REPEAT/SPACE/LPAD/RPAD cannot
exhaust the PHP memory limit; ORD() composes its value from bytes rather than a
code point; FIND_IN_SET() compares case-insensitively; EXPORT_SET() clips its
bit count at 64.
Known limits, documented in the code: STRCMP and FIND_IN_SET compare bytes, so
non-ASCII case folding differs from a UTF-8 collation; FORMAT ignores its locale
argument; and the PDO UDF bridge truncates integer arguments to 32 bits, so
REPEAT('a', 4000000000) arrives as a negative count and returns an empty string,
as MySQL does for any negative count.
Refs WordPress#586, WordPress#588.
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Part of #586. Merge after #587 (this branch's
EXTRACT(WEEK)test depends on the realWEEK()mode-0 semantics from #587; rebased without it, that one assertion reads 19 instead of 18).Adds
REPEAT,RIGHT,LPAD/RPAD,SPACE,ASCII/ORD,STRCMP,FIND_IN_SET(incl. user-variable usage),ELT,MAKE_SET,EXPORT_SET,SOUNDEX, and stringINSERT(). Fixes three live wrong-result bugs:LCASE/UCASEreturned the literal stringslower(...)/upper(...)(now mapped to nativeLOWER/UPPER, dead UDFs removed),FORMAT()ignored thousands separators, and fixesPOSITION(x IN y),EXTRACT(part FROM …), extendedTRIM(… FROM …), plus aLOCATE()3-arg off-by-one found along the way. Also mapsTRUNCATE()onto SQLiteTRUNC().Verification: full
mysql-on-sqlitepackage suite green (1440 baseline + 27 new tests incl. translation-output assertions, 0 failures).Summary by CodeRabbit