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[2000-08-25 09:14 UTC] k dot reimer at twisd dot de
Below is a medium source code file where I can reproduce one strange
behaviour and one segfault-crash. Below the source you find a short
description what this script does (or not):
<?php
// --- Base class ---
class CBase {
var $aChildren=array();
function CBase($Parent=0) {
if ($Parent!=0) $Parent->addChildren(&$this);
}
function addChildren($Children) {
$this->aChildren[]=&$Children;
}
function drawChildren() {
while ($a=each($this->aChildren)) $a[value]->draw();
}
}
// --- Test class 1 ---
class CTest extends CBase {
function CTest($Parent=0) {
// --- Block 1 begin------------
// global $Test2;
// $Test2=new CTest2(&$this);
// --- Block 1 end -------------
// --- Block 2 begin -----------
// $this->Test2=new CTest2(&$this);
// --- Block 2 end -------------
}
function draw() {
printf("This is CTest<br>\n");
$this->drawChildren();
}
}
// --- Test class 2 ---
class CTest2 extends CBase {
function draw() {
printf("This is CTest2<br>\n");
}
}
printf("<html><body>");
$Test=new CTest();
// --- Block 3 begin ------
$Test2=new CTest2(&$Test);
// --- Block 3 end --------
// --- Block 4 begin ------
// $Test->Test2=new CTest2(&$Test);
// --- Block 4 end --------
$Test->draw();
printf("</body></html>");
?>
This script defines one base class providing a parent-children-draw-concept. Another two classes are derived from this class. I want to make $Test2 a children of $Test. If I call the draw()-method of $Test the draw()-methods of the children are called automatically.
I have commented four blocks in this script. If you use block 3, all is
working fine. A reference to $Test is given as parameter to the constructor of $Test2. If you use block 2 the same is done by using the reference on $this. But this is not working and I don't know why. I thought it is not working because block 2 is creating $Test2 as a property of $Test, but if you use block 4, it is working fine.
And now to block 1. There I define $Test2 as global and do the same as
before. This time php is crashing with a segmentation fault.
Please inform me if this is really a bug and how fast you can repair it,
because I need this feature.
Bye
K
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Pass-by-reference from call-time is deprecated and optional referenced parameters are not implemented, I?ve modified your script, thus you should be able to figure out, how to do this in PHP4.... <?php // --- Base class --- class CBase { var $aChildren=array(); function addChildren(&$Children) { $this->aChildren[]=&$Children; } function drawChildren() { while ($a=each($this->aChildren)) { $a[value]->draw(); } } } // --- Test class 1 --- class CTest extends CBase { function draw() { printf("This is CTest<br>\n"); } } // --- Test class 2 --- class CTest2 extends CBase { function draw() { printf("This is CTest2<br>\n"); $this->drawChildren(); } } printf("<html><body>"); $Test=new CTest(); // --- Block 3 begin ------ $Test2=new CTest2(); $Test2->addChildren($Test); $Test2->draw(); printf("</body></html>"); ?>