Yes, you can. For example, this is how you will introduce a no-arg
constructor to the Account type.
public Account.new() {
...
}
-Ramnivas
2009/9/4 João Gonçalves <jocolimon...@gmail.com>
> In traditional syntax, it is possible to declare members (fields, methods,
> and constructors) via inter-type declarations.
>
> With @DeclareParents/@DeclareMixins it is easy to emulate fields (with
> getter and setter methods).
>
> Is it also possible to declare new constructors for a type?
>
> Thanks
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