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Subject: Ability to assign new object to a class property.
From: dsnytkine@Ultralogistics.com ("Dmitri Snytkine")

I always wondered why can't we do something like this in php

class MyClass{

private $storage = new ArrayObject();

public function __construct($v){
// whatever 
}

// rest of class

}

Why can't we create a new object and assign it to property like this?

Then when a new instance of MyClass is created the $storage variable is
automatically assigned a new ArrayObject.
Somethink like this is valid, possible and commonly used in Java, why not in
php?

Has anyone already asked for this to be valid syntax in php?

Dmitri Snytkine
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