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[2005-02-12 00:19 UTC] adrian-phpbugs at sixfingeredman dot net
Description:
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This might be related to #5052. The code below illustrates the problem pretty well -- the class method should be returning a fresh copy of the field but in fact the return value is sharing the foreach-counter so that nested foreaches break. If I do something to force a copy, like "$foo->_member =& $foo->_member" (I have no idea *why* this forces a copy), then it works.
Reproduce code:
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<?
class foo {
var $_member = array(1, 2, 3);
function member() {
return $this->_member;
}
}
$foo = new foo();
#$foo->_member =& $foo->_member;
$size = 0;
foreach ($foo->member() as $v) {
$size++;
foreach ($foo->member() as $v) {}
}
if ($size < count($foo->member())) die("BUG FOUND");
Expected result:
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I expect $size == count($foo->member()). If you uncomment the commented line, it works.
Actual result:
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The inner foreach iterates through every value, but the outer foreach only iterates through the first value.
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