How to call a method as soon as the constructor is complete?

Question

How can I call a method every time the constructor runs? In other words, inside the class, is it possible to somehow call another method as soon as the constructor is complete?

Answer 1

You can simply call the method as the last line of the constructor.

Alternatively, if you do not own this class, you can upgrade to Aspect-Oriented Programming ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspect_oriented_programming )

Answer 2

No. Unless you name it inside your constructor.

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Answer 3

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public class SomeMethod
{
    public SomeMethod()
    {
       anotherMethod();
    }

    public void anotherMethod()
    {
    }
}

Answer 4

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A rather unpleasant clown hack, but, unfortunately, the only way I know for the base class constructor is to clean up any unmanaged resources that it owns if the derived class constructor throws an exception.