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09:52:03    @Tyrael | [21:40:09] the ReflectionClass::newInstanceWithoutConstructor change should be also mentioned                                                                                                                                     │ jpauli
09:52:03    @Tyrael | [21:40:43] which reminds me that even the current doc is wrong about which classes are not allowed to be instantiated: http://hu1.php.net/manual/en/reflectionclass.newinstancewithoutconstructor.php                             │ jwoodcock
09:52:03    @Tyrael | [21:40:56] "A ReflectionException if the class is an internal class that cannot be instantiated without invoking the constructor."                                                                                                │ krakjoe
09:52:03    @Tyrael | [21:42:20] ReflectionClass has an isInternal method, which tells you whether or not the class was defined by userland or by core/ext                                                                                              │ lapistano
09:52:03    @Tyrael | [21:43:10] but newInstanceWithoutConstructor was not just checking if a class is not an userland class, but checking if the class uses custom object storage                                                                      │ m6w6
09:52:03    @Tyrael | [21:44:23] not every internal class has a custom object storage, and even a userland class can have a custom object storage (when extending an internal class using custom object storage)                                        │ MANCHUCK
09:52:03    @Tyrael | [21:45:27] since 5.6, we only remove the creation of classes which use custom object storage and declared as a final class                                                                                                        │ mazzanet
09:52:03    @Tyrael | [21:45:53] s/remove/prohibit/