Cumulative
Tofu Ninja
emmons0 at purdue.edu
Mon Feb 24 17:08:47 PST 2014
On Tuesday, 25 February 2014 at 00:55:55 UTC, Tofu Ninja wrote:
> Also, in some cases it is not enough just to ensure that it is
> called, some times you will want to make sure that it is called
> at the beginning or end of the function. Though this is harder
> to get right, not really sure how it would work with returns.
In the case where it would be needed to be called at the
beginning or the end of the new method. The compiler might be
able to implicitly add it in itself, similar to how super(); is
implicitly added to the beginning of overridden constructors.
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