Description:
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Summary:
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When we used virtual variables exploiting __get magic method, we
received "Fatal error" message.

We have experienced using 'while' loop statement rather than 'foreach'
for the example, but it result same fatal error.

Reproduce code:
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	class TheObj {
		public $RealMatArr;
		public $Var = array();

		function __set($var, $val) {
			$this->Var[$var] = $val;
		}

		function __get($var) {
			if(isset($this->Var[$var])) return $this->Var[$var];
			else return -1;
		}
	}

	$SomeObj = new TheObj;

	// this will fine
	$SomeObj->RealMatArr = array(
		"One" => array("11", "12", "13"), 
		"Two" => array("21", "22", "23"), 
		"Three" => array("31", "32", "33"));
	$SomeObj->VirtualMatArr = array(
		"One" => array("11", "12", "13"), 
		"Two" => array("21", "22", "23"), 
		"Three" => array("31", "32", "33"));

	// this will fine too
	foreach($SomeObj->RealMatArr as $indX => $dataX) {
		foreach($dataX as $indY => $dataY) {
			print "RealMatArr[$indX][$indY] = $dataY\n";
		}
	}

	// this will encounter 'Fatal error' message
	foreach($SomeObj->VirtualMatArr as $indX => $dataX) {
		foreach($dataX as $indY => $dataY) {
			print "VirtualMatArr[$indX][$indY] = $dataY\n";
		}
	}

	// but the fatal error will no longer when we modified the lines
below:
	$arrval = $SomeObj->VirtualMatArr;
	foreach($arrval as $indX => $dataX) {
		foreach($dataX as $indY => $dataY) {
			print "VirtualMatArr[$indX][$indY] = $dataY\n";
		}
	}

Expected result:
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RealMatArr[One][0] = 11
RealMatArr[One][1] = 12
RealMatArr[One][2] = 13
RealMatArr[Two][0] = 21
RealMatArr[Two][1] = 22
RealMatArr[Two][2] = 23
RealMatArr[Three][0] = 31
RealMatArr[Three][1] = 32
RealMatArr[Three][2] = 33
VirtualMatArr[One][0] = 11
VirtualMatArr[One][1] = 12
VirtualMatArr[One][2] = 13
VirtualMatArr[Two][0] = 21
VirtualMatArr[Two][1] = 22
VirtualMatArr[Two][2] = 23
VirtualMatArr[Three][0] = 31
VirtualMatArr[Three][1] = 32
VirtualMatArr[Three][2] = 33

Actual result:
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RealMatArr[One][0] = 11
RealMatArr[One][1] = 12
RealMatArr[One][2] = 13
RealMatArr[Two][0] = 21
RealMatArr[Two][1] = 22
RealMatArr[Two][2] = 23
RealMatArr[Three][0] = 31
RealMatArr[Three][1] = 32
RealMatArr[Three][2] = 33

Fatal error:  Cannot access undefined property for object with
overloaded property access in e:\www\Project1\latihan\obj2.php on line
37

Please try using this CVS snapshot:

  http://snaps.php.net/php5-latest.tar.gz
 
For Windows:
 
  http://snaps.php.net/win32/php5-win32-latest.zip

Summary:
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The Fatal error is no longer when we tried from the feedback
(tony2001).

But we have another experiences while we applied 'unset' statement such
as below:

	// we will try unset these variables, and it's work
	unset($SomeObj->RealMatArr["Two"]);
	unset($SomeObj->RealMatArr["Three"][1]);

	// now we will try unset the whole variable array below
	unset($SomeObj->RealMatArr);

	// ofcourse, this will raises warning since the variable is no longer
available (it's work)
	foreach($SomeObj->RealMatArr as $indX => $dataX) {
		foreach($dataX as $indY => $dataY) {
			print "RealMatArr[$indX][$indY] = $dataY\n";
		}
	}

	// then we will try unset these variables, and it's work
	unset($SomeObj->VirtualMatArr["Two"]);
	unset($SomeObj->VirtualMatArr["Three"][1]);

	// then next we will unset the whole of this variable array as below
	unset($SomeObj->VirtualMatArr);

	// but, this will raises no warning as we never unset it before???
	reset($SomeObj->VirtualMatArr);
	while(list($indX, $dataX) = each($SomeObj->VirtualMatArr)) {
		while(list($indY, $dataY) = each($dataX)) {
			print "VirtualMatArr[$indX][$indY] = $dataY\n";
		}
	}

We have no knowledge about the reason, but maybe the reason  is the same
as the posted feedback (dmitry) at
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=33512.
Thanks.