This should be fixed now.
Basically in non-compatibility mode == does the same as PHP 4 (it compares
object type and properties) and === compares object handles (this is
because comparing object handles from our experience with Java isn't used
that often and it's very useful to be able to use th
Hello Rui,
Monday, May 10, 2004, 1:24:33 AM, you wrote:
> I performed the same test with HEAD (PHP 5.0.0RC3-dev (build: May 9
> 2004 10:16:50)).
> There are no E_NOTICE message now, but, the problems are still existing with
> RC2,
> PHP 4.3.6
> same,not same,not same,same
> same,not same,n
I performed the same test with HEAD (PHP 5.0.0RC3-dev (build: May 9
2004 10:16:50)).
There are no E_NOTICE message now, but, the problems are still existing with
RC2,
PHP 4.3.6
same,not same,not same,same
same,not same,not same,same
PHP 5.0.0-CVS 2004/5/9 (ze1_compatibility_mode = Off)
sam
On Sun, 9 May 2004, Andi Gutmans wrote:
> Did you check HEAD? I fixed something to do with the comparison. if it
> still doesn't work please let me know.
Shouldn't this example return "1\n1" ?
name = $name;
}
}
$jurop = new Country;
$dutchieland = new Country;
$dutchiela
Did you check HEAD? I fixed something to do with the comparison. if it
still doesn't work please let me know.
Andi
At 04:43 PM 5/9/2004 +0900, Rui Hirokawa wrote:
Hi,
I think objects comparison in PHP5 has problems.
Here is small sample code,
v = 2;
$e = $a;
// value comparison
echo $a == $b
Hi,
I think objects comparison in PHP5 has problems.
Here is small sample code,
v = 2;
$e = $a;
// value comparison
echo $a == $b ? "same," : "not same,";
echo $a == $c ? "same," : "not same,";
echo $a == $d ? "same," : "not same,";
echo $a == $e ? "same" : "not same";
echo "\n";
// value
