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Subject: Constructor object instance dereferentiation
From: dukeofgaming@gmail.com (dukeofgaming)

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Hi,

I was wondering if object dereferentiation after constructor call is
something that has been discussed already. This is, being able to do
something like:

new MyClass()->setSomething();

Instead of:

$var = new MyClass();
$var->setSomething();

Regards,

David Vega

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