Description:
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When I try to count the number of non-static members of an object with the count() function, I always get a count of 1. The code below shows both a user defined class and the standard class(StdClass) instances with more than 1 member variable each but the count() still comes out to 1.



Reproduce code:
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  class jerry{
    public $foo='A property';
    public $bar='Another property';
  }
  $obj1 = new jerry();
  echo $obj1->foo."\n";
  echo $obj1->bar."\n";
printf("The count is %d\n",count($obj1));

  $obj = new StdClass;
  $obj->foo='A property';
  $obj->bar='Another property';
  $obj->bleh='asdf';
  echo $obj->foo."\n";
  echo $obj->bar."\n";
  echo $obj->bleh."\n";
  printf("The count is %d\n",count($obj));

Expected result:
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I expect the count() function to count all non-static member variables just like it says in the count() description on php.net

Actual result:
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The actual count() is 1 for both objects in the code pasted above.