Class and undefined variable on windows

Anon

The following code generates undefined variable warnings on windows. This simple version nevertheless appears to work but a more complex example fails completely. Any ideas as to what is wrong. Fails on 4.0.3pl1 and 4.0.6.

<?php
class Atest {

var $i;

function Atest() {
$this->$i = 4321;
return $this;
}

function getit() {
return $this->$i;
}
}
$c = new ATest();
echo $c->getit();
?>

khaine

surely it should read.
<?php
class Atest {

var $i;

function Atest() {
$this->$i = 4321;
return $this->$i;
}

function getit() {
return $this->$i;
}
}
$c = new ATest();
echo $c->getit();
?>

Mark.

Anon

No, I am returning the handle to the class not the variable in the constructor. The handle is then used to call the function that returns the value.

Anyhow, none of that affects the warning of the undefined variable.

cheers david.

php_haze

Try this and see if it gets rid of your warning. I am not at my test machine so I apologize in advance if it does not help.

<?php
class Atest {

var $i;

function Atest() {
$this->$i = 4321;
}

function getit() {
return $this->$i;
}
}
$c = new ATest();
echo $c->getit();
?>

Good luck.

-Jayson

Anon

I tried it, but no .... still complains about $i being undefined ... even on the assignment statement!!

cheers David.