PHP :: Bug #7793 :: sscanf() doesn't work with quatation marks

Bug #7793	sscanf() doesn't work with quatation marks
Submitted:	2000年11月13日 15:12 UTC	Modified:	2000年11月19日 08:52 UTC
From:	rokas at compservis dot lt	Assigned:
Status:	Closed	Package:	Strings related
PHP Version:	4.0.3pl1	OS:	Linux
Private report:	No	CVE-ID:	None

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[2000年11月13日 15:12 UTC] rokas at compservis dot lt

sscanf($buffer,"<GroupBy GroupID=\"%s\" Value=\"%s\" />",$GroupID,$Value);
$buffer looks like <GroupBy GroupID="ID" Value="VA" />
I get $GroupID=ID" and no $Value set at all.
Why does it produce quatation mark at the end of string, I think it shouldn't do like this ...

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[2000年11月19日 08:52 UTC] stas@php.net

Strings for scanf are delimited by whitespace. For what you
need, use ereg or preg_match.