ID: 27776
User updated by: pedja at uzice dot net
Reported By: pedja at uzice dot net
Status: Open
Bug Type: Arrays related
Operating System: Windows XP
PHP Version: 4.3.4
New Comment:
Hmm... i found out what was the problem.
Instead of $this->$testarray[$counter] i should use
$this->testarray[$counter]
Previous Comments:
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[2004-03-30 08:32:14] pedja at uzice dot net
Description:
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I created array as class property. It does not work as expected. Here
is an example:
<?php
class testclass {
var $testarray = array();
function testclass() {
for ($counter = 65; $counter < 75; $counter++) {
$this->$testarray[$counter] = chr ($counter);
}
}
}
$testvar = new testclass();
print_r ($testvar->$testarray);
?>
The result of this code is array containing one record. It should
contain several records.
If I cahnge this code to use global variable instead of class property
...
<?php
class testclass {
function testclass() {
global $testarray;
for ($counter = 65; $counter < 75; $counter++) {
$testarray[$counter] = chr ($counter);
}
}
}
$testvar = new testclass();
print_r ($testarray);
?>
... it works: I get what I expected - array containing several
records.
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