How to call one ctor in another overloaded ctor?

[Guest]

Suppose that we have a class with two overloaded ctors defined. And in one ctor, I have written a greate deal of code. So I'd like to reuse those code in another ctor avoiding rewrite them
My question is that, whether it is possible to invoke one ctor in another ctor? How to do it? Any example would be appreciated

 

[Eddie Pazz]

class Test{}
{
Test(int tmp) { lots of code here }

Test() { Test(0); }
}

Suppose that we have a class with two overloaded ctors defined. And in one

ctor, I have written a greate deal of code. So I'd like to reuse those code
in another ctor avoiding rewrite them.

My question is that, whether it is possible to invoke one ctor in another

ctor? How to do it? Any example would be appreciated!

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Suppose that we have a class with two overloaded ctors defined. And
in one ctor, I have written a greate deal of code. So I'd like to
reuse those code in another ctor avoiding rewrite them.
My question is that, whether it is possible to invoke one ctor in
another ctor? How to do it? Any example would be appreciated!

See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/constructors.html

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

class Test{}
{
Test(int tmp) { lots of code here }

Test() { Test(0); }
}

That's Java syntax. In C#, the latter constructor would be:

Test() : this(0)
{
}