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Why do all of your examples after the first violate the advantage you reference in the first example?
by mikegioia 11y ago
Why do all of your examples after the first violate the advantage you reference in the first example?
- gavinking 11y agoBecause the post is dealing with the new functionality we've added in Ceylon 1.2, which provides support for Java-style (i.e. multiple) constructors, not the functionality that has always existed in Ceylon, where parameters of the class are listed at the top of the class declaration. Does that make sense now?