ID: 9481
Updated by: stas
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Old-Status: Open
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Assigned To:
Comments:
This is not a bug. Please read the "References explained"
part in the manual. When you have $a =& $b and you do $a =&
$c, you don't make a and b be references to c, you make only
$a bound to $c and unbound from $b. So when you did $refObj
= &$this->sValue
$refObj stopped being reference to call parameter and
became reference to $this->sValue. There's no real way to
make "other" referenced value to be rebound to some new value.
Previous Comments:
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<?
function xmpdump($xValue, $sLabel="")
{
echo "$sLabel<xmp>";
var_dump($xValue);
echo "</xmp>";
}
class test
{
var $sValue;
var $Count = 0;
function getTest(&$refObj)
{
if (isset($this->sValue))
{
$refObj = &$this->sValue;
xmpdump($refObj, "Reference before being passed
back");
return;
}
else
{
$refObj = "phil".$this->Count;
$this->Count++;
$this->sValue = &$refObj;
xmpdump($refObj, "Value before being passed back");
return;
}
}
}
$tst = new test();
$tst->getTest($tstObj0);
xmpdump($tstObj0, "Value after being passed back");
$tst->getTest($tstObj1);
xmpdump($tstObj1, "Refence after being passed back");
?>
The dump of $tstObj1 is NULL, despite the dump of $refObj immediately before it in the
function working correctly.
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