On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 11:35 AM, Christian Grobmeier
grobme...@gmail.com wrote:
Why would this imply dropping the object?
This:
$foo = (new bar())-someSetter();
Looks a lot better than this
$foo = new bar();
$foo-someSetter();
The second version is much clearer. You know
I also think that:
$foo = (new bar())-someSetter();
someSetter() could return $this, although unlikely. The result of the line
above would be that the bar object is garbage collected after being created
method someSetter() invoked. To keep it one would have to do:
In very rare
Hi,
Rob Nicholson wrote:
Another good reference is Sara Goleman's book Extending and Embedding PHP
actually this is what i was searching for. I will order this book now.
Thanks for the tipp!
Christian
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Hi all again,
first thanks, for all the links.
In java world there is the JVM specification, I hoped there is
something for PHP too.
Well there's one quite complete document about it available - the source
code ;-) PHP isn't developed following standards but simply by
implementing and
Hi all,
I would like to learn more about how the interpreter works, but I was
unable to find good documents on the web. Basically I am thinking on
something about allocation of variables, how does object creation work
and such stuff. Maybe something on the overall architecture of PHP
would be of
