Re: object referencing problem

got it now, everything working fine.... Teemu "Teemu Pentinsaari" <Teemu.Pentinsaari@kolumbus.fi> wrote in message news:20020403155917.4027.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > hi, > > I have a problem..... > > I have a modular framework application where I use class constructor to load > proper modules ( classes ). > First class calls second class constructor and gives it's own $this as a > parameter. > > class a { > var $_mods = array(); > function a(){ > new b( &$this ); > } > } > > Second class calls bunch of modules, assignes them to a class a's member > $_mods and gives those modules $that ( a::this ) as a parameter. Don't ask > me why, too complex to explain :) > > class b { > function b( &$that ){ // <-- a::this > $that->_mods["mod1"] = new mod1(&$that); > $that->_mods["mod2"] = new mod2(&$that); > } > } > > Today I found that this kind of approach somehow results 2 php prosecces to > execute same code at the same time in one http-request . I did some mail > sending and got very confused when mail got doubbled even when I added > die("aaaargh") right after mail() function call. I logged timestamps and > pids into file and found out that there were 2 entries with one click with > different pids. > > I know, this kind of code will most propably misbehave and act unpredictable > in many ways. > > Any ideas what makes process to be duplicated ? > > > Teemu > > php 4.0.2 / 4.1.2 > Apache 1.3.12 > OS: Solaris something > > > >