On Sat, Sep 15, 2001 at 04:11:47PM +0200, Wolfram Kriesing wrote :
> > My answer may be not well thought but ... from my knowledge,
> > problems with php-gtk you can't assign references to global vars
> > because this particaular declared global variable is a local
> > reference to the global var.
>
> as you say, i guess the "local reference to the global var"
> is the problem
>
> at least i also forgot to define the "${$classNameY}" as global
> if i do so then the following happens (see comments in code)
>
> class temp
> {
> function temp()
> {
> global $curClass,${"y"};
>
> $curClass = &${"y"}; # this doenst work
> $curClass = ${"y"}; # this works, but it's not a reference :-(
> }
> }
> -------------
Good .. or bad. It's a Zend1 limitation. I'm sure Zend2 will
remove this problem.
> $curClass = &${"x"};
> $tempi = new temp();
Have you tried with creating a reference from the object upon
instancing it? $foo = &new Object; ?
- Markus
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