objects_stats
Retrieve PHP object stats using get_objects_count()
Usage examples:
If no argument is provided, the number of all objects in the object store as an associative array ('class name' ⇒ count) will be returned.
print_r (get_objects_count());
// Array ()
$foo = new stdClass;
print_r (get_objects_count());
// Array ( [stdClass] => 1 )
$bar = new stdClass;
print_r (get_objects_count());
// Array ( [stdClass] => 2 )
$bar = null;
print_r (get_objects_count());
// Array ( [stdClass] => 1 )
$foo = null;
print_r (get_objects_count());
// Array ()If a class name is provided, the number of objects of the specified class in the object store will be returned.
print get_objects_count('stdClass');
// 0
$foo = new stdClass;
print get_objects_count('stdClass');
// 1
$bar = new stdClass;
print get_objects_count('stdClass');
// 2
$bar = null;
print get_objects_count('stdClass');
// 1
$foo = null;
print get_objects_count('stdClass');
// 0If an object is provided, the number of objects of the specifiied objects class in the object store will be returned. The return value is always ≥ 1.
$foo = new stdClass;
print get_objects_count($foo);
// 1
$bar = new stdClass;
print get_objects_count($bar);
// 2
$bar = null;
print get_objects_count($foo);
// 1If an an array is provided, it will be the treated as an inclusive indexed array of class names. An associative array ('class name' ⇒ count) will be returned.
print_r (get_objects_count(array('stdClass')));
// Array ( [stdClass] => 0 )
$foo = new stdClass;
print_r (get_objects_count(array('stdClass')));
// Array ( [stdClass] => 1 )
$bar = new stdClass;
print_r (get_objects_count(array('stdClass')));
// Array ( [stdClass] => 2 )
$bar = null;
print_r (get_objects_count(array('stdClass')));
// Array ( [stdClass] => 1 )
$foo = null;
print_r (get_objects_count(array('stdClass')));
// Array ( [stdClass] => 0 )