Here is the problem:
I am using a Windows.Form with multiple constructors.
Rather than repeating code all over the place, I want to call one of those constructors from another constructor:
class doSomething
{
public doSomething( string title ) {}
public doSomething( string title, string somethingElse )
{
doSomething( title );
// do other work
}
}
Of course if this compiled correctly, I wouldn't have had to post it!
What is the correct way to accomplish this with C#
Calling another constructor (of the same object) from within a constructor
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Calling another constructor (of the same object) from within a constructor
Terry Coatta
class doSomething
{
public doSomething( string title ) {}
public doSomething( string title, string somethingElse ) : this(title)
{
// do other work
}
}
You can also use the base keyword to select the constructor to use in base class.