aa7eb05071
This was comparing an unset property on two objects matched - they do, but the check we actually intend here is that they wrap the same C++ object. We don't seem to be able to accomplish the desired check for PHP, so just disable this for now.
32 lines
679 B
PHP
32 lines
679 B
PHP
<?php
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require "tests.php";
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require "director_unroll.php";
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// No new functions
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check::functions(array('foo_ping','foo_pong'));
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// No new classes
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check::classes(array('Foo','Bar'));
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// now new vars
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check::globals(array('bar'));
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class MyFoo extends Foo {
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function ping() {
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return "MyFoo::ping()";
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}
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}
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$a = new MyFoo();
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$b = new Bar();
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$b->set($a);
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$c = $b->get();
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// FIXME: This doesn't work for checking that they wrap the same C++ object
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// because the two objects have different PHP resources, and we can't easily
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// look inside those resources to see which C++ objects they refer to.
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//check::equal($a->_cPtr, $c->_cPtr, "_cPtr check failed");
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check::done();
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?>
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