PHP stdClass reflection bug

test

<?php

 // @link https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=66821

 class Helper
 {
     protected $reflector;
     protected $object;
     public function __construct($object)
     {
         $this->object = $object;
         $this->reflector = new ReflectionClass($object);
     }

     public function __get($property)
     {
         $property = $this->reflector->getProperty($property);
         $property->setAccessible(true);
         return $property->getValue($this->object);
     }
 }

 class TestObj
 {
     public $publicNullVar = null;
     public $publicIntVar = 1;
     protected $protectedNullVar = null;
     protected $protectedIntVar = 1;
 }

 $testObj = new TestObj;
 $stdObj = new stdClass;
 $stdObj->publicNullVar = null;
 $stdObj->publicIntVar = 1;

 $testHelper = new Helper($testObj);
 var_dump($testHelper->publicNullVar);

 $stdHelper = new Helper($stdObj);
 var_dump($stdHelper->publicNullVar);

Output:

NULL
PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught exception 'ReflectionException' with message 'Property publicNullVar does not exist' in /test.php:19
Stack trace:
#0 /test.php(19): ReflectionClass->getProperty('publicNullVar')
#1 /test.php(49): Helper->__get('publicNullVar')
#2 {main}
  thrown in /test.php on line 19

Expected Output:

NULL
NULL

Welp, I'm a dolt.

PHP has a ReflectionClass AND a ReflectionObject.
The latter works for inspecting objects correctly, and doesn't act strangely with stdClass objects.

Thanks to the PHP community for resolving this issue so quickly!