Deep copy of PHP array of references
1.PHP: References Explained - Manual
Description:After hours of confusion and reading tons of posts I finally
figured out that replacing PHP 4 style object creation, where new is
assigned by reference:
2.PHP: Array Functions - Manual - PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
Description:heres a function from http://www.linksback.org Feedback
welcome, of course! Public domain, yadda yadda. function
mySort(&$array,$key) { if (!is_array($array) || count ...
3.Object copy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Description:An alternative is a deep copy. Here the data is actually
copied over. The result is different from the result a shallow copy gives.
The advantage is that A and B do ...
4.How do you do a deep copy an object in .Net (C# ...
Description:I want a true deep copy. In Java, this was easy, but how do
you do it in C#?
5.Java Clone, Shallow Copy and Deep Copy
Description:Som, you have not cloned the object. That is you have not
acquired a copy of the object. Instead you have assigned the reference of
that object to a new variable.
6.Learn PHP Online Free - Learn web design and development ...
Description:PHP code reference library for studying the syntax, functions
and extensions in core PHP. Get PHP code examples and documentation
references.
7..net - Deep cloning objects in C# - Stack Overflow
Description:Whilst the standard practice is to implement the ICloneable
interface (described here, so I won't regurgitate), here's a nice deep
clone object copier I found on The ...
8.PHP Tutorial for Beginners | Webmonkey | Wired.com
Description:Introduction What Is PHP? So, what is this whole PHP business
all about? PHP is a program that gets installed on top of your web server
software.
9.PHP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Description:Beginning on June 28, 2011, the PHP Group began following a
timeline for when new versions of PHP will be released. Under this
timeline, at least one release should ...
10.Injection Attacks — Survive The Deep End: PHP Security ...
Description:Validation¶ Chapter 2 covered Input Validation and, as I then
noted, we should assume that all data not created explicitly in the PHP
source code of the current ...
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