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Should there be a way to tell if the argument was referenced?
Example:
<?php function doNothing(&$var) { $var = 'a'; } $first = '1'; doNothing($first); ?>
Output
Block#1 Stmt_Function<doNothing> Expr_Assign var: Var#1<$first> expr: LITERAL('1') result: Var#2 Expr_FuncCall name: LITERAL('doNothing') args[0]: Var#1<$first> result: Var#3 Terminal_Return expr: LITERAL(1) Function doNothing(): Block#1 Expr_Param name: LITERAL('var') result: Var#1<$var> Expr_Assign var: Var#2<$var> expr: LITERAL('a') result: Var#3 Terminal_Return expr: LITERAL(NULL)
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Should there be a way to tell if the argument was referenced?
Example:
Output
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: