Hi,
Friday, May 14, 2004, 5:10:49 AM, you wrote:
VS> Hi!
VS> I found that when I try to call class method "addchild" from reference of
VS> object - php change not original object. New copy of object will created.
VS> Very strange....
VS> Example:
VS> <?
VS> class pages {
VS> var $childs;
VS> var $absnum;
VS> function pages($absnum) {
VS> $this->absnum = $absnum;
VS> }
VS> function addchild(&$node) {
VS> if (!is_array($this->childs))
VS> $this->childs = array();
VS> $this->childs[$node->absnum] = $node;
VS> }
VS> }
VS> $allpages = new pages(0);
VS> $allrows = array();
VS> $allrows[0] = &$allpages;
VS> $allrows[2] = &new pages(2);
$allrows[0]->>addchild($allrows[2]);
VS> $allrows[3] = &new pages(3);
$allrows[0]->>addchild($allrows[3]);
VS> $allrows[4] = &new pages(4);
$allrows[3]->>addchild($allrows[4]);
VS> // This is data of object $allrows[3]
VS> echo '<pre>';
VS> print_r($allrows[3]);
VS> echo '</pre>';
VS> // But in global array element $allrows[3] have another value
VS> echo '<pre>';
VS> print_r($allpages);
VS> echo '</pre>';
?>>
VS> Any ideas?
VS> Thanks
You need the =& in the addChild function
function addchild(&$node) {
if (!is_array($this->childs))
$this->childs = array();
$this->childs[$node->absnum] =& $node;
}
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regards,
Tom
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