While it's good to have aliases for parent's methods, this can't be done yet:

class A {
 int a;
 this(int x) {
  a=x;
 }
}

class B : A { }

void foo() {
 B b=new B(4);
}

"constructor this (int x) does not match argument types ()"

And if I try to alias (alias A.this this;), I get "identifier expected following '.' instead of 'this'".

So when someone said something about writing:

class MyException : Exception { this(char [] name) { super(name); } }

this still continues.

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Carlos Santander


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