Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
>> Initializing a static class resp. default instance variable with f.e.
>> an array is an obvious use case.
>
> Err, I'm afraid I don't understand neither your abbreviations nor what
> the actual use case is. Can you describe real use case - i.e. "module X
> has functionality A and B, and to make A work with B I would use
> persistent zvals so that when Foo is called Bar happens".
>
Sorry for the cryptic reply. I think that initializing a static class
property as well as initializing a default property with for example
an array is an obvious use case. Try to do the following in an extension:
class c {
static $prop1 = array("foo", "bar");
var $prop2 = array(1,2,3);
}
Regards,
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Michael
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