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C# Constructor
I recently saw a C# constructor that look something like this...public Class foo{ public foo() : this(new bar()) {}}Can anybody help me interpret this? where does the bar() fit in?If you could help me...
View ArticleAnswer by MrTelly for C# Constructor
There will be a second constructor on class foo with a signature like thispublic foo(bar Bar){ ... do something with bar here;}
View ArticleAnswer by Scott Ferguson for C# Constructor
The foo class should contain another constructor, that takes a bar object as a parameter.public class foo{ public foo() : this(new bar()) { } public foo(bar b) { }}public class bar{}
View ArticleAnswer by paxdiablo for C# Constructor
This is a common technique to ensure all constructors go through a single point so you only have to change that point (it may have other uses but I'm not aware of them).I've seen it in things that use...
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