Hello, Jason wrote: JL> Maybe I'm missing something here ... but what is the point of trying JL> to create a reference to a new object ... it hasn't been ceated prior JL> to make reference to. Can't you simply create the new object and JL> then make whatever (if needed) references?
Uhh... maybe I'm missing someting, too? We're talking about he followin line, don't we? $g_fooInstance =& new foo(); // <-- here's the problem IMHO this line causes no problem... using the & operator with new is explicitly noticed in the php manual (Chapter 15): "The same syntax can be used with functions, that return references, and with new operator (in PHP 4.0.4 and later): $bar =& new fooclass();" The problem is, that the object created in that line is destructed when the function is left. Or, in other words, an object is destructed automatically by the php-engine, although a) the object is still referenced and b) even no local variable has ever referenced it. BTW: Of course the code here doesn't make really sense (according to your last sentence), but it's only an example for illustrating the problem. Regards, Jens -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
