Description:
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If I pass the VarRefTest(&$Test) I get the same results.  The result exspected are 10, 5, 5; 10, 5, 10; 10, 5, 10; 10, 5, 5.  Just wanted to send you this since the docs online did not outline a new var ref model.


Reproduce code:
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class tester {
	private $Number;

	function setNumber($New) {
		$this->Number = $New;
	}

	function getNumber() { return $this->Number; }
}

function RefTest ($Obj) {
		$Obj->setNumber(5);
		print "RefTest Number: " . $Obj->getNumber() . "<br>\n";
}

function VarTest ($Var) {
		$Var = 5;
		print "VarTest Number: " . $Var . "<br>\n";
}

function VarRefTest (&$Var) {
		$Var = 5;
		print "VarRefTest Number: " . $Var . "<br>\n";
}

// Obj Ref Test
$Test = new tester;
$Test->setNumber(10);
print "<p>Obj Number: " . $Test->getNumber() . "<br>\n";
RefTest($Test);
print "Obj Number: " . $Test->getNumber() . "<br>\n";

// Obj Var Test
$Test = new tester;
$Test->setNumber(10);
print "<p>Obj Number: " . $Test->getNumber() . "<br>\n";
RefTest($Test->__clone());
print "Obj Number: " . $Test->getNumber() . "<br>\n";

// Var Val Test
$TestA = 10;
print "<p>Number: " . $TestA . "<br>\n";
RefTest($Test);
print "Number: " . $TestA . "<br>\n";

// Var Ref Test
$TestA = 10;
print "<p>Number: " . $TestA . "<br>\n";
VarRefTest($Test);
print "Number: " . $TestA . "<br>\n";

Expected result:
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The result exspected are 10, 5, 5; 10, 5, 10; 10, 5, 10; 10, 5, 5.

Actual result:
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Obj Number: 10
RefTest Number: 5
Obj Number: 5


Obj Number: 10
RefTest Number: 5
Obj Number: 10


Number: 10
RefTest Number: 5
Number: 10


Number: 10
VarRefTest Number: 5
Number: 10