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[2009-09-10 11:45 UTC] waps at pisem dot net
Description:
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Incorrect creating user object: set data before call constructor method.
Reproduce code:
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From manual page: pdostatement.fetchobject
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class Product {
public function __construct() {
echo 'create object, ';
}
public function __set($offset, $value) {
echo 'set value, ';
}
}
// fetch object
$stmt->fetchObject('Product', array());
Expected result:
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Expected result: create object, set value,
Actual result:
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Actual result: set value, create object,
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