And the error is strange because you're doing something strange!
I don't think I'm doing anything strange. What I have exposed here is a simplification of my own class loader. I have the main class that must load (include and then instance) other PHP classes.
The problem is that if I do instance other classes in the loader constructor they get a "copy" of the loader instance and not the real instance reference.
[some your code snipped]
$base = new base_class; $second = new second_class($base);
$second->foo->some = 100; // here it is, base_class' some is accessible
I know. If you give a closer look to my own code, you'll see that there is a line (commented) doing almost the same thing as you. But I need something else.
Infact, look at the end of my code, there are these two lines:
$b = new base_class (); // $b->create (); // This line works
if I instance the base_class and outside the constructor i do the create (as shown in the second line) everything works. And I am actually just sending ($this) as the argument (look inside the create method code),
in exactly the same way I was doing in the base_class constructor.
The problem is that inside the constructur THE SAME CODE DOES NOT WORK.
I think it's a bug. I have worked around it by doing the two calls, but I would like to know if it is a real bug or just me doing something wrong.
Ciao,
Fabio
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