I wanted to change some code I had written last week so that an ::google(“overloaded constructor”, “overloaded constructor”):: would call the default constructor. This is usefull when you have to perform an initialization to a class member no matter what constructor is called during the class’ initialization. I faintly remembered Java’s Base and SuperBase(?) syntax and tried several combinations of this and base keywords. Nothing seemed to work… That’s when I came across this post which gave me the answer:
public class PostList
{
private ArrayList m_Posts;
#region Constructor
public PostList()
{
m_Posts = new ArrayList();
}
public PostList(XmlNode posts): this()
{
PopulatePosts(posts);
}
#endregion
}
