Hi,
I tried to define two constructors in a class, but when I create an object,
the second constructor is always called.
Example:
qx.Class.define("webshop.classes.business.Category",
{
extend: qx.core.Object,
properties: {
id: { init: null, check: "String" },
description: { init: null, check: "String" },
subCategories: { init: null, check: "qx.data.Array" },
category: { init: null, check: "webshop.classes.business.Category" }
},
construct: function(id){
this.base(arguments);
this.setId(id);
},
construct: function(id, description, subCategories, category){
this.base(arguments);
this.setId(id);
alert("bla");
this.setDescription(description);
this.setSubCategories(subCategories);
this.setCategory(category);
},
members :
{
}
});
I try to create an object like this:
var category = new webshop.classes.business.Category("1");
This calls the second constructor, although I use only one parameter. What's
wrong? Is it not possible to use two constructors? Didn't find an example
for this.
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