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Subject: php4 style constructor
From: lsmith@php.net (Lukas Smith)

Hi,

I am wondering why does defining a php5 style and php4 style constructor 
in a class result in an E_STRICT warning, where as only defining a php4 
style constructor does not?

class foo {
     function __construct() {}

     function foo() {}
}

class foo2 {
     function foo2() {}
}


I could see it make sense the other way around, or issuing an E_STRICT 
for both ..

regards,
Lukas