Description:
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When I use a PHP class with the MSScriptControl.ScriptControl object and want to invoke a function in the class from within the ScriptControl, I always get the last function from the class regardless of which one I try to invoke (provided I've used the name of ANY function in the class - see note on actual result).

If I implement the same thing in VB5 (VBScript with VB5CCE, actually), this problem does not happen.  The code for it is also short and I am happy to provide it, if it would be useful

Csaba Gabor from Vienna

Reproduce code:
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<?php
// Demonstrates that you will get the last function when
// calling to a PHP class via MSScriptControl
class twoFuncs {
    public function func1() { echo " func one\n"; }
    public function func2() { echo " func two\n"; }
}
$ciTF = new twoFuncs;

$oScript = new COM("MSScriptControl.ScriptControl");
$oScript->Language = "VBScript";

// the object, within the script control, is referred to as tFA
// that final true means that the tFA. may be omitted within the script control
$oScript->AddObject ("tfA", $ciTF, true);
foreach (array(1,2) as $i) {
    $oScript->ExecuteStatement ("tfA.func$i");
    $oScript->ExecuteStatement ("func$i");
}
$oScript->AddObject ("tfB", $ciTF);
foreach (array(1,2) as $i)
    $oScript->ExecuteStatement ("tfB.func$i");
?>

Expected result:
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I expect to see:
 func one
 func two
 func one
 func two
 func one
 func two


Actual result:
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I see func two repeated 6 times.
In other words, regardless of what function I name, only the last defined function in the PHP class is executed, which is incorrect.

However, if I attempt to call a function that isn't there, such as
$oScript->ExecuteStatement ("tfA.func3");
then PHP will (correctly) throw an error

This to me says that PHP gets as far as determining whether the function is there or not, but then it messes up on the indirection.