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<B>php4.0b4pl1</b><Br>
Using the /e parameter in the preg_replace function causes
$this->showX to misbehave. It can access member data arrays, such as var $ar; but has trouble with objects passed in (arrays, classes):
"\$this->showX(\"$ar\")"

Thanks,
Andrew
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<?php

// Bug?
class myClass {
    var $ar;
    function myClass(){
        
        }
    function callX(){
            $this->ar["one"] = "one";
            $this->ar["two"] = "two";
            
            $ar["one"] = 1;
            $ar["two"] = 2;
            $arkey = array("/TEST/e");
            $arval = array("\$this->showX(\"$ar\")");
            $outputstring = preg_replace($arkey,$arval,"First: TEST, done.");
            echo $outputstring;
            $outputstring = preg_replace("/TEST/e","\$this->showX(\"$ar\")","TESTing 1 2 3");
            echo $outputstring;
        }
    function showX($ar){
        $str = $ar["one"];
        $str2 = $this->ar["one"];
        echo "String: [num:$str : word:$str2]";
    }

}


$c = new myClass;
$c->callX();

?>
<p>I get the following output:
<p>
<pre>String: [num:A : word:one]String: [num:A : word:one]ing 1 2 3</pre>
<p>where I think it should be:
<pre>String: [num:1 : word:one]String: [num:A : word:one]ing 1 2 3</pre>