On the problem of the destructor of PHP

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class FileTest extends SplFileInfo{    public function __destruct(){        var_dump($this->getRealPath());    }}$file = new FileTest('index.php');  //boolean falsenew FileTest('index.php');  //'E:\Apache24\htdocs\index.php'

As the above code shows, the same new object, assigned to the variable and not assigned to the variable result is not the same, does anyone know why?

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Directly on the code

class FileTest extends SplFileInfo{    public function __destruct(){        var_dump($this->getRealPath());    }}$file = new FileTest('index.php');  //boolean falsenew FileTest('index.php');  //'E:\Apache24\htdocs\index.php'

As the above code shows, the same new object, assigned to the variable and not assigned to the variable result is not the same, does anyone know why?

I ran out of the PHP5.6 under the result:

D:\PHP5.6\php.exe E:\M5\carvincai\test\file.phpbool(false)bool(false)

Can you give me some more detailed information?

Update:

I modified the code:

  
   getRealPath());    }}$file = new FileTest(__FILE__);  //boolean falsenew FileTest(__FILE__);  //'E:\Apache24\htdocs\index.php'

Results:

D:\PHP5.6\php.exe E:\M5\carvincai\test\file.phpstring(29) "E:\M5\carvincai\test\file.php"string(29) "E:\M5\carvincai\test\file.php"

Master, would you please check the file name in the constructor again?

PHP 5.6 Environment No problem, consistent results
First make sure that the ' index.php ' file is present
You must have executed under the same environment, using the ' index.php ' as the parameter passed in?

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