Hi,
Look at the following example:
---
<?php
class Foo {
public $bar;
function __construct() {
$this->bar->baz = 'blah';
}
}
$foo = new Foo();
print_r($foo);
?>
--
It results in:
---
Foo Object
(
[bar] => stdClass Object
(
[baz] => blah
)
)
---
Foo->bar is never declared as anything but "public" and is therefor
"type-less" (is there a proper term for this?).
As soon as I try to assign Foo->bar->baz, then Foo->bar is cast to an
stdObject and the baz property is set.
This is pretty much what you would expect, but IMHO this should generate an
E_NOTICE because you are using a non-object as an object..
Is this just my opinion?
Morten Fangel // fangel
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