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Bug #1473 String assignement in class
Submitted: 1999-05-30 12:06 UTC Modified: 1999-05-30 12:10 UTC
From: andraax at cybercable dot fr Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: Misbehaving function
PHP Version: 3.0.7 OS: Linux 2.2.5-15 Redhat
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [1999-05-30 12:06 UTC] andraax at cybercable dot fr 
let's see this code:

class dummy{
    var $yes ;
    var $no ;

    function dummy($y, $n ) {
        $this->$yes = $y ;
        $this->$no = $n ;
        print "Y=$y|YES=".$this->$yes."|N=$n|NO=".$this->$no."<BR>" ;
    }
}

$test = new dummy("ab", "cd") ;
//OUPUT =Y=ab|YES=cd|N=cd|NO=cd !!!

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 [1999-05-30 12:10 UTC] andrey at cvs dot php dot net 
You have to refer to class variables without $, e.g. $this->yes not $this->$yes.
 
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