doubled replace in setup_postdata

[hakre]

One less to go. Could be array'ed as well. Found in ​http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/8031/is-it-necessary-to-use-wp-reset-query-in-a-wp-query-call

[hakre]

One off

[hakre]

Array'ed

[hakre]

The "while we're at it" stop-by

[hakre]

Same as prev but with #16746 fix

[hakre]

In case of fixing #16746, another patch has been attached as .3 would conflict merge with the fix in #16746.

[garyc40]

I'm sorry, but, what?

Could you write a better description for this ticket? And what do your patches have anything to do with the URL you posted?

[hakre]

Replying to garyc40:

I'm sorry, but, what?

Could you write a better description for this ticket?

The patches are rather trivial so I thought self explanatory:

If you first replace BA with A and then replace AB with A then there is no need to replace BAB with A as a third replace variant upfront.

Next to that, you can make use of arrays to replace multiple needles at once.

And what do your patches have anything to do with the URL you posted?

The URL was just informative, if you visit that address you will see the sourcecode of function setup_postdata() this ticket is about.

[dd32]

Although the first case IS covered by the 2nd case running, and then the 3rd case running, the current code is much more explicit in what it's doing.

Since there's no significant performance alterations between using multiple calls, vs, an array notation, lets keep it explicitly ordered.