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PHP Parser: handle INF/NaN nodes #71
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I tracked this back to this constant number in a source file. It turns out the literal INF constant in a PHP source if fine: the parser represents constants directly using the identifier, so it's fine in JSON. But the constant number is larger than PHP's max number, so it basically overflows & get represented as INF after parsing. On the belief that similar code might result in a NaN constant, I'm also covering that one. This represents both values using constant strings that are unlikely to actually appear in anyone's source code.
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I tracked this back to this constant number in a source file.
It turns out the literal INF constant in a PHP source is fine:
the parser represents constants directly using the identifier, so
it's fine in JSON.
But the constant number is larger than PHP's max number, so it basically
overflows & get represented as INF after parsing.
On the belief that similar code might result in a NaN constant, I'm also
covering that one. This represents both values using constant strings
that are unlikely to actually appear in anyone's source code.
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