ID:               27268
 Comment by:       splab at bach-mortensen dot dk
 Reported By:      lingwitt at bellsouth dot net
 Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         Zend Engine 2 problem
 Operating System: *
 PHP Version:      5CVS-2004-02-18
 New Comment:

Clone doesnt seem to act as expected on domdocument - we want a copy of
the entire document but get what seems to be root node - and segfault
if we try to work on it:

$dom = new domdocument();

$dom->load("somexml.xml");

print $dom->getElementsByTagName("body")->length . "\n";//1

$dom2 = clone $dom;

$dom2->getElementsByTagName("body")->length; //Segfault



somexml.xml:

<body>

  <paragraf>

    test test test

  </paragraf>

</body>


Previous Comments:
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[2004-02-15 23:47:13] lingwitt at bellsouth dot net

In fact, the reference doesn't need to be made in a 

method:



class A

{

    var $a = array();

    

    public function &getA()

    {

        return $this->a;

    }

}



$A = new A;

$A->a = array(1);

$array = $A->getA();

$clone = clone $A;

$clone->a = array();



print_r($A);

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[2004-02-15 21:06:03] lingwitt at bellsouth dot net

Description:
------------
When an object's method calls upon another one of its 

methods such that the second method returns a reference 

that is stored in the the first method as a local 

variable, then the reference persists in some way so as 

to make cloning problematic.



As a result, a modification to the referenced variable 

in the clone cuases a modification to the same variable 

in original.

Reproduce code:
---------------
class A

{

    var $a = array();

    

    public function makeAReference()

    {

        $array = $this->getA();

    }

    

    public function &getA()

    {

        return $this->a;

    }

}



$A = new A;

$A->a = array(1);

$A->makeAReference();

$clone = clone $A;

$clone->a = array();



print_r($A);

Expected result:
----------------
This is gotten when $A->makeAReference() is removed.



A Object

(

    [a] => Array

        (

            [0] => 1

        )



)

Actual result:
--------------
Obviously the modification made it back to the original.



A Object

(

    [a] => Array

        (

        )



)


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