Shaun, Troy saved me though. I was thinking how could I do that without private constructors :)
On 3/27/07, shaun etherton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Troy Gilbert wrote: [snip] > That works for me. There's also a technique where you use an internal class > (visible only within the AS source file) as a parameter to the constructor, > thus causing the compiler to complain if anyone calls the constructor from > outside that source file, but I find that throwing the error is enough. > [snip] Ahhh.. nice one. Its just what I've been looking for (compile time check to ensure noone is calling the constructor directly) sweeeet! Thanks for the tip. regards, shaun
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