#32789 [Fbk->Opn]: array_pop doesn't work correctly
| From: | php at thoftware dot de | Date: | Thu, 21 Apr 2005 13:46:04 +0000 |
| Subject: | #32789 [Fbk->Opn]: array_pop doesn't work correctly | ||
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ID: 32789
User updated by: php at thoftware dot de
Reported By: php at thoftware dot de
-Status: Feedback
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Arrays related
Operating System: Windows
PHP Version: 4.3.9
New Comment:
O.k., this for a new start, sorry for inconvenience:
Description:
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array_pop() removes data from objects via a method.
Seems that the first call with a method isn't recognized as being not a
variable =8-0.
Reproduce code:
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class foobar {
var $cache = array();
function cache($j) {
if (!isset($this->cache[$j])) {
$this->cache[$j] = array(
'wert' => $j,
'text' => 'value: '.$j.'<br>',
'time' => 'set at '.date('h:i:s').'<br>',
);
}
return($this->cache[$j]);
}
}
$foobar =& new foobar();
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
Expected result:
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set at 02:19:11
set at 02:19:11
set at 02:19:11
set at 02:19:11
resp.
Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in ...
Actual result:
--------------
set at 02:19:11
value: 3
3
Previous Comments:
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[2005-04-21 15:27:34] tony2001@php.net
Then please explain the problem more clearly because the code you gave
is not understandable.
The main questions are:
what did you expect?
what did you get?
Also, please try newer version before reporting (the latest 4.3.x
version ATM is 4.3.11).
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[2005-04-21 15:21:44] php at thoftware dot de
As there are 4 code-sniplets with 4 different results, I thought it
would be a good idea to show the results as comments with the
corresponding code. I don't think it would be more readable otherwise.
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[2005-04-21 15:11:00] tony2001@php.net
Please fill in expected & actual results fields.
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[2005-04-21 14:59:37] php at thoftware dot de
Description:
------------
array_pop() removes data from objects via a method.
Reproduce code:
---------------
class foobar {
var $cache = array();
function cache($j) {
if (!isset($this->cache[$j])) {
$this->cache[$j] = array(
'wert' => $j,
'text' => 'value: '.$j.'<br>',
'time' => 'set at '.date('h:i:s').'<br>',
);
}
return($this->cache[$j]);
}
}
$foobar =& new foobar();
$v = $foobar->cache(3);
echo $v['time'];
$v = $foobar->cache(3);
echo $v['time'];
$v = $foobar->cache(3);
echo $v['time'];
$v = $foobar->cache(3);
echo $v['time'];
/* returns as expected
set at 02:19:11
set at 02:19:11
set at 02:19:11
set at 02:19:11
*/
$foobar =& new foobar();
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
/* returns as desired
set at 02:19:11
*/
$foobar =& new foobar();
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
/* returns as not desired
set at 02:19:11
value: 3
3
*/
$foobar =& new foobar();
$v = $foobar->cache(3);
echo $v['time'];
echo array_pop($foobar->cache(3));
/* returns as it should
set at 02:19:11
Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in ...
*/
Seems that the first call with a method isn't recognized as being not a
variable =8-0.
Expected result:
----------------
see above
Actual result:
--------------
see above
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