'this' is not defined in this context

Question

How can I solve the following case?

interface I
class A(i: I)
class C : I, A(this) // << --- 'this' is not defined in this context

In short, I want to pass an instance of a class to a superclassic class.
Is this possible in Kotlin?

PS All answers are good and technically correct. But give a concrete example:

interface Pilot {
   fun informAboutObstacle()
}

abstract class Car(private val pilot: Pilot) {
    fun drive() {
        while (true) {
            // ....
            if (haveObstacleDetected()) {
                pilot.informAboutObstacle()
            }
            // ....
        }
    }
    fun break() {
        // stop the car
    }
}

class AutopilotCar : Pilot, Car(this) { // For example, Tesla :)
    override fun informAboutObstacle() {
        break() // stop the car
    }
}

This example does not look too far-fetched, and why can't I implement it using an OOP-friendly language?

Answer 1

No, this is not possible in the JVM. thisavailable only after initialization of the superclass.

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Answer 2

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