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[2009-11-19 13:10 UTC] ninzya at inbox dot lv
Description:
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See the reproduce code. I have a variable $ref, which is a reference to another variable. I am passing $ref to closure as use() by value, but, this kind of passing corrupts $ref variable after definition of closure and $ref becomes no longer reference, but points directly to copied data of $source variable, which $ref was previously referring to. However, if i define closure the following way:
$closure =function() use( &$ref) {// note pass-by-reference
echo $ref;
};
the $ref does not loose it's state.
Reproduce code:
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$source ='Dmitry';
$ref =&$source;
$closure =function() use( $ref) {
echo $ref;
};
$ref ='Dmitry2';
echo $ref ."\n";
echo $source ."\n";
Expected result:
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Dmitry2
Dmitry2
Actual result:
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Dmitry2
Dmitry
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I feel that this is probably the same problem: $array = array(1,4,2,3); usort($array, function($a,$b) use ($array) { return $a > $b ? 1 : -1; }); Result is that $array is not changed by the usort function.