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@NogDogSep 05.2015 — #That context just means that it looks like you're calling an object property:
In that little example, if there is no public property of Foo name "bar", then if Foo has a __get() method, it would be invoked with 'bar' as its argument.
getter context
[B]What is a ‘getter context’?
PHP invokes the __get() method if a property is undefined (or inaccessible) and called in a [B]getter context
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@NogDogSep 05.2015 — #That context just means that it looks like you're calling an object property:[code=php]
$foo = new Foo();
echo $foo->bar;
[/code]In that little example, if there is no public property of Foo name "bar", then if Foo has a __get() method, it would be invoked with 'bar' as its argument.