PHP StdClass() properties

Question

I'm having some issues with the StdClass() object in PHP..

I'm using it to send information (a string and boolean) to a function. Outside the function, it works great.

$args = new StdClass();
$args->str = "hej";
$args->ic = TRUE;
fun($arg);

This is then the function called:

function fun($args) {
$str = $args->str;
$ignore_case = $args->ic;
echo $str;
echo $ignore_case;
}

which just writes "stric" instead of the variable contents. Is there a way to use StdClass to transfer this data and read it correctly?

//Martin

bensiu · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-01 19:55:19Z

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function fun($args) {
 $str = $args->str;
 $ignore_case = $args->ic;
 echo $str;
 echo $ignore_case;
}

add $ and second echo should be $ignore_case - I believe

answered Apr 1, 2011 at 19:55

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2 Comments

Oh dear god, my bad... didn't help though, not it just acts like the variables are empty and prints nothing.

@Martinnj: fun($arg); should be fun($args);

ceejayoz · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-01 19:57:46Z

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$args = new StdClass();
$args->str = "hej";
$args->ic = TRUE;
fun($arg);

Where is $arg defined? Your call should be fun($args).

answered Apr 1, 2011 at 19:57

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THANS! I misspelled word and everything dies... Thanks a lot!

gen_Eric · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-01 20:21:52Z

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You forgot the $ before the variable names in your echos.

echo $str;
echo $ignore_case;

Also, fun($arg); should be fun($args);

answered Apr 1, 2011 at 19:53

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