Hello internals,
I'm writing extension that substitutes object's read_property
and write_property handlers with it's own and I found that such code
<?php
class A
{
private $arr = array();
public function addToArr( $element )
{
$this->arr[] = $element;
}
}
$a = new A();
$something = new A();
$a->addToArr( $something );
?>
doesn't produce call to read_property or write_property. It seems
strange because something like
count( $this->arr )
or
foreach( $this->arr as $element )
from A does produce call to read_property for "arr".
Is it a bug or feature? If it's the expected behaviour, how can I
intercept modification of array-type property?
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Best regards,
Simeon mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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