Rudy Metzger wrote:
It is as you say. The problem is normally negligible, but makes a big
difference if there is alot done in the constructor of the object (e.g.
scanning a huge file for certain strings). Then this will slow things
down. This however is solved in PHP5.
Thanks to all for your answer
On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 12:41, Jordi Canals wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> It is not a big issue, but that is something that I never had clear.
> I've been looking at the manual and found no answer, so I will ask with
> an example:
>
> When instantiating an object, I could do it in two different ways:
>
>
On Wed, 12 May 2004 08:41 pm, Jordi Canals wrote:
> A)$object = new MyClass;
> B)$object =& new MyClass;
> 1) In case A, PHP creates a new object and returns a Copy of this new
> object, so really I will have the object two instances for the object in
> memory ...
>
> 2) In case B, PHP cre
Hi all,
It is not a big issue, but that is something that I never had clear.
I've been looking at the manual and found no answer, so I will ask with
an example:
When instantiating an object, I could do it in two different ways:
A) $object = new MyClass;
B) $object =& new MyClass;
I c
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