Reference to reference?

[Tamagafk]

Today I discovered that I don't understand how references work in php.
I create object, then I store reference to this object into array.
Then I do so into another array. And suddenly I have two vars taken by
reference which should point to single object, but they are different.

Is there possibility of "reference to reference" in php?
I'm just going crazy, can't figure out everything...

[Tamagafk]

By saying "reference to reference" I mean something like &&$var
So that &$var !== &&$var

[Jose da Silva]

Yes, you should have no trouble in doing someting like:

<?
$x = 1000;
$y = &$x;
$z = &$y;
?>

In final $y will be like $z.

I think that is what you are asking for.

Jose Silva
http://www.t6m.com

On Feb 1, 1:49 pm, "Tamagafk" <[e-mail]:

Today I discovered that I don't understand how references work in php.
I create object, then I store reference to this object into array.
Then I do so into another array. And suddenly I have two vars taken by
reference which should point to single object, but they are different.

Is there possibility of "reference to reference" in php?
I'm just going crazy, can't figure out everything...

[Curtis]

On Thu, 01 Feb 2007 05:49:31 -0800, Tamagafk <ta******@gmail.comwrote:

Today I discovered that I don't understand how references work in php.
I create object, then I store reference to this object into array.
Then I do so into another array. And suddenly I have two vars taken by
reference which should point to single object, but they are different.

Is there possibility of "reference to reference" in php?
I'm just going crazy, can't figure out everything...

Why don't you post your code? Unfortunately, we didn't see you coding
first hand, so we can't pinpoint what's wrong. This is an example of what
works:

<?php
$o = new a('hello, world');
$o2 = new a('goodbye, cruel world');

$array['foo'] =& $o;
$array['foo2'] =& $o2;

echo $array['foo']->getFoo(); // outputs 'hello, world'
$o->setFoo('como estas');
echo $array['foo']->getFoo(); // outputs 'como estas'

$array['foo2']->setFoo("kon'nichi wa");
echo $o2->getFoo(); // outputs "kon'nichi wa"
?>

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