On 11.4.2005, at 00:22, Alfred Van Hoek wrote:
When a class defines a custom constructor with arguments it will be
impossible to right-click on the window and choose the class leading
to a
valid instance. The reason is that a 'default' constructor is missing.
Thus
another custom constructor without arguments is registered in the
REALmethodDefinition and everything is fine under this particular
condition.
One caveat is that a user can call MyClass = new Class1, but this
leads to
an instance that won't work. He/she should use the constructor that
takes
arguments.
Is there a way to declare a constructor in the plugin that is
protected or
private?
Alfred
The only way I know around it is for the user to call the needed
constructor of the parent class from his subclass constructor.
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