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Reference # in var_dump output? [message #169518]

Thu, 16 September 2010 15:14

matt[1]
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Hi. Quick question: I'm comparing two stdClass objects and getting
an unexpected inequality--nonidenticality? Is there a word for the
state of !== returning true? As far as I can tell, all the members
are identical. There is one difference between the two in a var_dump
output, but I'm not sure if that should make PHP consider the two to
be nonidentical:

object(stdClass)#15013 (17) {
^^^^^
...[all the same here]...
}

object(stdClass)#15252 (17) {
^^^^^
...[all the same here]...
}

Literally, the only difference is what follows the # sign. I am
assuming that's some kind of reference id or something, but perhaps
I'm mistaken. Could that be what's making this errantly pass a !==
check?

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