Ok, if declared as final and static, variables behave just like constants and
can be used in constructors.
I don't know how it happened the first time that it didn't work, but after
another test it's confirmed, they work.
With an afterthough, it would have been a big mistake in the java language or
the java compiler if this behaviour was not implemented. I guess those who
wrote Java couldn't do such a mistake :)
Many thanks to everybody for the detailed answers, even if this was an OT
subject.
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University of Pisa - Italy - E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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