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--TEST--
Bug #55137 (Legacy constructor not registered for class)
--FILE--
<?php
// Test that the behavior is consistent with the existing handling of new
// and legacy constructors.
// Here, the traits conflicts are overridden by local definitions,
// and the two constructor definitions do not directly collide in that case.
trait TC1 {
public function __construct() {
echo "TC1 executed\n";
}
public function ReportCollision() {
echo "TC1 executed\n";
}
}
trait TC2 {
public function __construct() {
echo "TC2 executed\n";
}
public function ReportCollision() {
echo "TC1 executed\n";
}
}
class ReportCollision {
use TC1, TC2;
public function __construct() {
echo "New constructor executed\n";
}
public function ReportCollision() {
echo "Legacy constructor executed\n";
}
}
echo "ReportCollision: ";
$o = new ReportCollision;
--EXPECTF--
ReportCollision: New constructor executed