doubi4617 2011-04-09 01:35
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对象参考

In PHP, I have this simple class

<?php
class Person {
    var $first_name = "factory method";
}
?>

The question I have is if I have:

$person1 = new Person();
$person2 = $person1;

$person1 = null;

var_dump($person1);
var_dump($person2);

what I get is: both $person1 = null and $person2 is not null at all, it seems $person1 and $person2 are not pointing to the same thing at all.

but when I do something like below:

$person1 = new Person();
$person2 = $person1;
$person2->first_name = "programming";

echo $person1->first_name;
echo $person2->first_name;

I got the same thing "programming", so I think the both $person1 and $person2 are pointing to the same thing.

Could someone explain to me why is it like that?

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  • doupian9490 2011-04-09 01:41
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    Dont mix pointers with references. After $person1 = null; this variable refers to something different, because you assign something different to the variable. With

    $person1 = $person2 = new Person;
    

    Both refers the same single object instance. With $person2->first_name you change this object, not the variable, that still refers to the object.

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