Description:
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I can't have an abstract class provide it's functions protected to it's child classes, since I'm able to declare only public functions within an interface.

Reproduce code:
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<?php

	interface AnyClassInterface {

		protected function doSomething ($sTest);

	}

	abstract class AnyClassAbstract {

		protected function doSomething ($sTest) {

			echo $sTest;

		}

	}

	class AnyClass {

		public funtion __construct() {

			$this->doSomething ('Hello World');

		}

	}

	$oAnyObject = new AnyClass();

?>

Expected result:
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One should be able to declare a function in an interface to be protected, so that classes extending the abstract class, which is implementing the interface is able to provide it's functions only to child-classes and to protect them from foreign classes.

Actual result:
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Fatal error: Access type for interface method AnyClassInterface::doSomething() must be omitted or declared public in D:\apache-webroot\test\testphp\php5.php on line 5