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Fix for frameworks that use object proxies - #205
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I'm using the Typo3 Flow framework, that creates proxies for all classes. The proxy is created by extending the Request-class and overrides the constructor. It initializes the original Request-class by calling parent::__construct, but the private __construct method is not in scope. Instead the constructor should be marked as protected.
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I'm using the Typo3 Flow framework, that creates proxies for all classes.
The proxy is created by extending the Request-class and overrides the constructor. It initializes the original Request-class by calling parent::__construct, but the private __construct method is not in scope. Instead the constructor should be marked as protected.