Yet Another Singleton Class in PHP (

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Example

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Results

Now C holds world

Now A holds 3

Now AA holds world10

Now A holds 5

Now AA holds 5

AA() is A() ? No

Singleton::instance(‘A’) is A() ? Yes

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I think you should use the ReflectionClass to initialize the instance of $class with arguments

Example:

in the instance() function you call

$instance = new $class( $args );

in this case $args is an array and that is not what the constructor of $class expects as arguments

Solution:

$reflection = new ReflectionClass( $class );
$instance = $reflection->newInstanceArgs( $args );

Sorry for my bad english.
I hope you understand me 😉

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