<?php
class foo {
function bar() {
print 'bar() called<br>';
}
}
$foo = new foo();
$bar =& $foo;
$method = 'bar';
$foo->$method; // does not work
$bar->$method; // does not work
call_user_method($method, $foo); // works
call_user_method($method, $bar); // works
?>
I think this is a bug, and all four ways to invoke the method must
have worked at some time in the past (I tested with latest 4.0.7-dev
CVS on Win32), since PEAR uses the first/second method to invoke its
'emulated destructors'.
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