Convert Javascript code to php

Question

Can anyone help me convert this javascript function to php?

var t='[{"id_page":14,"in_visible":1,"in_insert":1,"in_update":1}]';
function hash (s) {
 return s.split("").reduce(
 function(a, b) {
 return a = (a << 5) - a + b.charCodeAt(0), a & a 
 }, 0
 ).toString()
}
 
alert(hash(t));

I'm trying this php script:

function fun($a, $b)
{
 return $a = ($a << 5) - $a + ord(substr($b,0,1));// $a & $a;
}
$v = '[{"id_page":14,"in_visible":1,"in_insert":1,"in_update":1}]';
$a = str_split($v);
$r = array_reduce($a,'fun',0);
print_r($r);

• Jordan Soltman: You should take a stab at it and then if you get stuck, post again with your code.
• Funk Forty Niner: Stack isn't a conversion service; try something first.

Answer 1

The problem with your code: Although in JS all numbers are 64-bit floating point values, the bitwise operators like shifts and bit and,or operate on 32-bit integers. Thats why 32-bit integer overflow is happening in your JS function, but in PHP function this doesn't happen.

To fix it: you need to simulate integer overflow in the PHP function to achieve same outputs as from JS. This has already been done in this answer to a different question. This function needs to be applied on every binary operator. In your case the << and & (it seems like a & a in your js function is used purely to make a 32-bit integer out of the result).

So the PHP function returning same hashes could look like this:

<?php
function intval32bits($value){
 $value = ($value & 0xFFFFFFFF);
 if ($value & 0x80000000)
 $value = -((~$value & 0xFFFFFFFF) + 1);
 return $value;
}
function fun($a, $b){
 return intval32bits(doOverflow32b($a << 5) - $a + ord($b[0]));
}
$v = '[{"id_page":14,"in_visible":1,"in_insert":1,"in_update":1}]';
$a = str_split($v);
$r = array_reduce($a,'fun',0);
print_r($r);

Answer 2

I got

function fun($a, $b)
{
 $a = $a & $a;
 return $a = ($a << 5) - $a + ord(substr($b,0,1));// $a & $a;
}
$v = '[{"id_page":14,"in_visible":1,"in_insert":1,"in_update":1}]';
$a = str_split($v);
$r = array_reduce($a,'fun',0);
print_r($r);

• Ko Cour: Are you posting this as an answer to your own question? I don't think this will give a same result as your js function. Maybe you wanted to edit your question?