- var_dump: documentation ( source)
<?php
class x {
public $x = 'fooz';
public function d() {
unset($this);
unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);unset($this);
unset($this);
unset($this);
}
}
$x = new x;
$x->d();
var_dump($x);