Re: foreach() broken

Hello Sebastian, Sunday, September 14, 2003, 12:15:43 PM, you wrote: > Sebastian Bergmann wrote: >> I was not able to strip the application I'm seeing this in down to a >> small, reproducing snippet, yet. > Okay, here goes: > <?php > class Foo { > function doFoo() { > print_r($this); > } > } > class Bar { > function doBar() { > Foo::doFoo(); > } > } > $bar = new Bar; > $bar->doBar(); > ?> > bar Object > ( > ) > I know that this code's logic is wrong (after the latest refactoring of > the previously mentioned application I had a leftover (no unit tests, > yet *sigh*) where a method was previously static). > But still. Is this the correct behaviour? No it's wrong. your calling a non static method without an object here. So we need to find out where the error is. > And why does > class Foo { > static function doFoo() { > print_r($this); > } > } > give a > Notice: Undefined variable: this > instead of the appropriate $this / object context warning? Absolute correct: static = no $this -- Best regards, Marcus mailto:helly@php.net