$oObjectB[$i] = &$oObjectA[$i];
The above statement does not matter, because in PHP5 "objects are referenced by handle, and not by value".
Look at this example:
<?PHP
class foo {}$a = new foo(); $b = $a;
unset($a); var_dump($b); >?
This will output:
object(foo)#1 (0) {
}The object is not destroyed!? How do I destroy it without calling unset($b)?
I my application I am "sending" arrays, which are "holding objects", to objects. If I want to destroy an object inside that array, I want to destroy it for all objects.
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