Description:
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The Iterator interface (SPL) defines a method rewind(). When implementing e.g. ArrayIterator to allow array access to an object, one would expect that reset($object) would use the rewind method. This does not happen, but the first property is returned.
Reproduce code:
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<?php
class testArray implements Iterator
{
 protected $prop = array(
 1 => 'one',
 2 => 'two',
 3 => 'three',
 );
 public function rewind()
 {
 return reset( $this->prop );
 }
 public function key()
 {
 return key( $this->prop );
 }
 public function current()
 {
 return current( $this->prop );
 }
 public function next()
 {
 return next( $this->prop );
 }
 public function valid()
 {
 return ( current( $this->prop ) !== false );
 }
}
$array = new testArray();
Expected result:
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// Expected: string(3) "one"
var_dump( $array->rewind() );
// Expected: string(3) "one"
var_dump( reset( $array ) );
Actual result:
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// As expected: string(3) "one"
var_dump( $array->rewind() );
// Expected: string(3) "one"
var_dump( reset( $array ) );
/* Got:
 array(3) {
 [1]=>
 string(3) "one"
 [2]=>
 string(3) "two"
 [3]=>
 string(5) "three"
 }
*/