OK, that approach won't quite work, as it doesn't make sense to try and rename the
Constructors as is done with the Methods.
I have succeeded in "hard intercepting" the construction by calling (on
CtConstructor): insertBeforeBody("return;");, which is handy as it retains the correct
(implicit or explicit) super(..) call to the superclass constructor, and blocks the
remainder of the constructor from executing. It does however prevent the real
original code in the Constructor body from being executed later if required.
Since renaming is probably not on, I see a couple of other options:
1) Before inserting the "return;", copy the Constructor body (after any super(...)),
converting it into a factory method.
2) Try and make the execution of "return;" conditional in some way, based on a field.
I'm thinking that the second one may be the simplest.
Brett Randall
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