Description:
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I define variable A within parent class cFoo, and initialise it within the class Constructor. 

I redefine variable A within child class cBar, and initialise it within the class Constructor which then calls the parent class Constructor. 

The parent constructor modifies the child instance of property A rather than the parent instance. 

Reproduce code:
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<?php 
/* Inheritance test2. Inherited Vars */ 

class cFoo 
{ 	
	var $A; 
	function cFoo() /* constructor */ 
	{
		$this->A = "cFoo_A"; 
	}

	function Display() 
	{ 
		print("Within cFoo::Display; property A = '$this->A'; should be 'cFoo_A'<br>\n"); 
	} 
}; 

class cBar extends cFoo 
{ 
	var $A;  // redefines A
	function cBar() /* constructor */ 
	{
		$this->A = "cBar_A";
		$this->cFoo(); 	/* parent constructor */
	}

	function Display() 
	{ 
		print("Within cBar::Display; property A = '$this->A'; should be 'cBar_A'<br>\n"); 
	} 
}; 

$foo1 = new cFoo; 
$foo1->Display(); 
$bar1 = new cBar; 
$bar1->Display(); 
exit; 
?> 


Expected result:
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Within cFoo::Display; property A = 'cFoo_A'; should be 'cFoo_A'
Within cBar::Display; property A = 'cBar_A'; should be 'cBar_A'


Actual result:
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Within cFoo::Display; property A = 'cFoo_A'; should be 'cFoo_A'
Within cBar::Display; property A = 'cFoo_A'; should be 'cBar_A'