Abstract constructor?

[DannyT]

Is there anyway to implment an abstract constructor?

 

I.e. how can i acheive the following: -

 

public abstract class MyAbstract

{

public abstract MyAbstract();

}

 

I get the message "The modifier 'abstract' is not valid for this item" which i can understand by i wish to implement 3 overridable, overloading constructors for an abstract class. Can/should i do this? if not what am i not grasping properly?

 

Cheers,

[dinoboy]

But if you call just ?

public MyAbstract()

{

 

}

[Nerseus]

You don't really need abstract on a constructor - it's always overridable (and you never need the word override on the constructor in an inheriting class). It's a special case.

 

-nerseus

[DannyT]

Apologies I did not put anywhere near enough explanation into that, was the end of the day and i think my mind was elsewhere... I've sorted out what i was trying to achieve now, thanks for the replies!