>>> METHOD New( ) CLASS gConfigHarbour >>> Local oNode, oIter, oNodeLib, cLib, cCheck >>> >>> ::Super:New( ) >>> >>> if ::lOk >>> oNode := ::oDoc:FindFirst( ::cNode ) >>> if oNode != NIL >>> oIter := TXmlIteratorRegex( oNode ) >> >> oIter := TXmlIteratorRegex():New( oNode ) >> > Ups! Thanks, but... not is must easy create function TXmlIteratorRegex > like xHarbour ? > > I say for compatibility...
Harbour ignores 'CONSTRUCTOR' keyword in class definition. To me it looks this can cause a few problems along the way, probably that's the reason we don't support it. [ I personally also don't like it, since it's yet another hidden synonym and a way to create less clear source code by hiding method names, just to save a few keystrokes. It's also interesting what happens if multiple constructors are delegated. BTW C# also didn't take this feature from VB AFAIK, it was called "default method" there. ] The classic (and clear) way to solve this was to create a new function called TXmlIteratorRegexNew(), like with TBrowseNew(), GetNew(), etc. Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
