Description:
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this sure seems like a bug to me. referencing alpha to beta causes a reference to be set up between all further iterations of the object.  delta, without the reference, behaves normally.  i also tried it using foreach loops instead of for loops, same thing happened.  




Reproduce code:
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class one{
     function one($i){
	       $this->beta=$i;
	       $this->alpha=&$this->beta;
								               $this->delta='diamond';
     }
}

for($i=0;$i<11;$i++){
     $one= new one($i);
     $array[]=$one;
}			

for($i=0;$i<11;$i++){
     $first_object=$array[$i];
     $second_object=$first_object;
}
echo "<br>before loop<br>";
print_r($second_object);

for($i=0;$i<11;$i++){
     $object=$array[$i];
     $object->alpha='xxxx';
     $object->delta='spade';
}

echo "<br>after loop<br>";
print_r($second_object);


Expected result:
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expected output:

before loop
one Object ( [beta] => 10 [alpha] => 10 [delta] => diamond )
after loop
one Object ( [beta] => 10 [alpha] => 10 [delta] => diamond )

Actual result:
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output:

before loop
one Object ( [beta] => 10 [alpha] => 10 [delta] => diamond )
after loop
one Object ( [beta] => xxxx [alpha] => xxxx [delta] => diamond )