#26364 [Opn->Bgs]: initializing class in other class vars value problem
| From: | brightone at o2 dot pl | Date: | Mon, 24 Nov 2003 10:08:20 +0000 |
| Subject: | #26364 [Opn->Bgs]: initializing class in other class vars value problem | ||
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ID: 26364
User updated by: brightone at o2 dot pl
Reported By: brightone at o2 dot pl
-Status: Open
+Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Class/Object related
Operating System: windows xp
PHP Version: 4.3.4
New Comment:
There is a little mistake in a the code above, here it goes:
<? class a{
var $temp;
var $p_b;
var $p_c;
function a(){
$this->p_b=new b(&$this);
$this->p_c=new c(&$this);
}
function do_all(){
$this->p_c->give_val();
$this->p_b->show_val_c();
echo " a: ".$this->p_c->something;
}
}
class b{
var $root;
function b($root){
$this->root=&$root;
}
function show_val_c(){
echo " b: ".$this->root->p_c->something;
}
}
class c{
var $root;
var $something;
function b($root){
$this->root=&$root;
}
function give_val(){
$this->something="something";
}
}
$r=new a;
$r->do_all(); ?>
Previous Comments:
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[2003-11-24 05:02:18] brightone at o2 dot pl
Okay, you're right here, my mistake. But there is a bug anyway, I'll
show it on little bigger example:
<? class a{
var $temp;
var $p_a;
var $p_b;
function a(){
$this->p_b=new b(&$this);
$this->p_c=new c(&$this);
}
function do_all(){
$this->p_c->give_val();
$this->p_b->show_val_c();
echo " a: ".$this->p_c->something;
}
}
class b{
var $root;
function b($root){
$this->root=&$root;
}
function show_val_c(){
echo " b: ".$this->root->p_c->something;
}
}
class c{
var $root;
var $something;
function b($root){
$this->root=&$root;
}
function give_val(){
$this->something="something";
}
}
$r=new a;
$r->do_all(); ?>
Obviously, we want to see here "b: something b: something", but all we
get is "b: a: something"
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[2003-11-23 21:26:42] sniper@php.net
Change this:
$this->root=$root;
To:
$this->root =& $root;
and it'll work.
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[2003-11-23 10:02:59] brightone at o2 dot pl
Description:
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You have two classes, one initialized in another's contructor. After
initializing the "child" class in "mother" constructor, all new values
assigned to variables in mother are not visible in pointed classes.
Reproduce code:
---------------
<? class a{
var $temp;
var $pointer;
function a(){
$this->temp=10;
$this->pointer=new b(&$this);
$this->temp=20;
echo " A: ".$this->temp;
}
}
class b{
var $root;
function b($root){
$this->root=$root;
}
function show_val(){
echo " B: ".$this->root->temp;
}
}
$r=new a;
$r->pointer->show_val(); ?>
Expected result:
----------------
A: 20 B: 20
Actual result:
--------------
A: 20 B: 10
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