On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, Stanislav Malyshev wrote: > PJ>>$b->a++; gives tmp = a; tmp = tmp+1; b->a = tmp; > PJ>> > PJ>>In my example (a date object, day being 31), at this I do not know > PJ>>if one is assigning 32 to the property or if it's the result of > PJ>>incrementation (or decrementation from 1 to 0). > > nor manipulating properties directly :)
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