class TestPEAR extends PEAR {
function TestPEAR($name) {
- $this->_debug = true;
- $this->name = $name;
- $this->PEAR();
+ $this->_debug = true;
+ $this->name = $name;
+ $this->PEAR();
}
function _TestPEAR() {
- print "This is the TestPEAR($this->name) destructor\n";
- $this->_PEAR();
+ print "This is the TestPEAR($this->name) destructor\n";
+ $this->_PEAR();
}
}
class Test2 extends PEAR {
function _Test2() {
print "This is the Test2 destructor\n";
- $this->_PEAR();
+ $this->_PEAR();
}
}
class Test3 extends Test2 {
}
+// test for bug http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=14744
+class Other extends Pear {
+
+ var $a = 'default value';
+
+ function Other() {
+ $this->PEAR();
+ }
+
+ function _Other() {
+ // $a was modified but here misteriously returns to be
+ // the original value. That makes the destructor useless
+ // The correct value for $a in the destructor shoud be "new value"
+ echo "#bug 14744# Other class destructor: other->a == '" . $this->a ."'\n";
+ }
+}
+
print "testing plain destructors\n";
$o = new TestPEAR("test1");
$p = new TestPEAR("test2");
print "testing inherited destructors\n";
$q = new Test3;
+echo "...\ntesting bug #14744\n";
+$other = new Other;
+echo "#bug 14744# Other class constructor: other->a == '" . $other->a ."'\n";
+// Modify $a
+$other->a = 'new value';
+echo "#bug 14744# Other class modified: other->a == '" . $other->a ."'\n";
+
print "..\n";
print "script exiting...\n";
print "..\n";
PEAR constructor called, class=testpear
..
testing inherited destructors
+...
+testing bug #14744
+#bug 14744# Other class constructor: other->a == 'default value'
+#bug 14744# Other class modified: other->a == 'new value'
..
script exiting...
..
This is the TestPEAR(test2) destructor
PEAR destructor called, class=testpear
This is the Test2 destructor
+#bug 14744# Other class destructor: other->a == 'new value'