Description:
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From manual page: http://www.php.net/language.oop5.decon
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I can not find a definite statement on this:
"The child class inherits the constructor of the base class, iff the child class 
does not explicitly define an own constructor."

The documentation do not cover this with:
"Note: Parent constructors are not called implicitly if the child class defines a 
constructor"

In addition, since this is an significant difference to e.g. Java, it should be 
documented

Test script:
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Snippet to validate this statement (I know you already know the result):
<?php
class A {
    private $x = null;
    function __construct($x) {
        $this->x = $x;
    }
}
class B extends A { }
$b1 = new B(); // Warning: Missing argument 1 for A::__construct()
$b2 = new B(1);
var_dump($b1); // Notice: Undefined variable: x
var_dump($b2);
?>

Expected result:
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Same as actual, but I wan't it to be documented :)

Actual result:
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Warning: Missing argument 1 for A::__construct(), called in path\testoutput.php on 
line 28 and defined in path\testoutput.php on line 21

Notice: Undefined variable: x in path\testoutput.php on line 22
object(B)#1 (1) { ["x":"A":private]=> NULL } object(B)#2 (1) { ["x":"A":private]=> 
int(1) }