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I am trying to use PHP::Interpreter to access a php lib from Perl and having some issues.

I am able to instantiate a new php obj:

my $obj = $php->instantiate('MDG_ApplicationLogin');
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but when I try to pass that object to another object:

my $ctx = $php->instantiate('MDG_Context',$obj);
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I get Fatal error: Exception thrown without a stack frame in Unknown on line 0

I assume this has something to do with the translations, anyone know of a solution?

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In reply to Passing PHP objs to PHP instantiate with PHP::Interpreter by suaveant

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