I'm not sure this is a problem. I ran the same test and as you say, it
dynamically created a new variable with local scope to the derived (child)
class. I would expect this to happen as it can not access private members
of its base (parent) class.
In your statement:
"But when trying to access t
Today I discovered a possible serious problem with the way the latest
PHP versions handle private properties.
Given the following code:
function Test()
{
$this->var1 = 10;
}
}
$c = new FinalClass();
$c->Test();
print_r( $c );
?>
I get the following result:
FinalClass
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