Robert Cummings wrote:
> I think you mean novice use. There are certainly times when assigning an
> object to a variable I want all the values currently referring to that
> object to see the update and not just the variable being assigned to. I
> understand that objects in PHP5 are passed by reference under normal
> assignment, but it's a copy of a reference and not a reference to a
> reference.
I am not sure I would call it novice use. Normally you simply want to
manipulate the object itself. As in:
class foo {
public $prop = 1;
}
$a = new foo();
$b = $a;
$b->prop++;
echo $a->prop;
This will of course output 2. Manipulating the object through any of
its references will be reflected in all the others as there is just one
object here.
-Rasmus
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