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@ 2015-09-24T19:23:37Z

<?php

function dumpMappedRow($mappedRow)
{
    var_dump([
        'created' => $mappedRow['created']->format(DateTime::ISO8601),
        'modified' => $mappedRow['modified']->format(DateTime::ISO8601)
    ]);
}

function mutableDemo() {
    
    $date = DateTime::createFromFormat("Y-m-d", "2015-11-24");

    $mappedRow['created'] = $date;
    $mappedRow['modified'] = $date;
    
    dumpMappedRow($mappedRow);
    
    $mappedRow['modified']->setDate(2016, 12, 25);
    
    dumpMappedRow($mappedRow);
    
    if ($mappedRow['created']->getTimestamp() === $mappedRow['modified']->getTimestamp()) {
        echo "\nCreated and Modified are set to the same value.";
    }
    
}

function immutableDemo() {
    
    $date = DateTimeImmutable::createFromFormat("Y-m-d", "2015-11-24");

    $mappedRow['created'] = $date;
    $mappedRow['modified'] = $date;
    
    dumpMappedRow($mappedRow);
    
    // This actually returns a new object rather than modifying the existing one.
    $mappedRow['modified'] = $mappedRow['modified']->setDate(2016, 12, 25);
    
    dumpMappedRow($mappedRow);
    
    if ($mappedRow['created']->getTimestamp() === $mappedRow['modified']->getTimestamp()) {
        echo "\nCreated and Modified are set to the same value.";
    }
    
}

mutableDemo();
echo "\n\n==========\n\n";
immutableDemo();

Output for git.master, git.master_jit, rfc.property-hooks: array(2) { ["created"]=> string(24) "2015-11-24T21:23:37+0100" ["modified"]=> string(24) "2015-11-24T21:23:37+0100" } array(2) { ["created"]=> string(24) "2016-12-25T21:23:37+0100" ["modified"]=> string(24) "2016-12-25T21:23:37+0100" } Created and Modified are set to the same value. ========== array(2) { ["created"]=> string(24) "2015-11-24T21:23:37+0100" ["modified"]=> string(24) "2015-11-24T21:23:37+0100" } array(2) { ["created"]=> string(24) "2015-11-24T21:23:37+0100" ["modified"]=> string(24) "2016-12-25T21:23:37+0100" }

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