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I was working with classes in PHP and one thing I generally do is call a class from another class. However, I seem to get the error:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_NEW in /www/phpproject/index.php on line 11

I had typed the class:

class Test {
private $user = new User("gene", "password");
}

Is there a way I can make this work? Also, in the User class (due my Java background) I used a constructor with the same name as the class (IE. function User($x, $y)), However, I noticed PHP has the method __construct. However I noticed my way worked. Is it appropriate to use either or, or should I avoid using the same method name as the class in case it's taken out in the future.
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You'd be best to define User in tests construct.
[code]
class Test {

  private $user;

  function __construct() {
    $this->user = new User("gene", "password");
  }

}
[/code]
Also note that the __construct is only available in php5. If your using an older version you'll need to make a method with the same name as the class as you did above.
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