Empty Constructors?

[owreese]

Trying to get an empty constructor for a class going:

def this() = this("yo", "mama")

with the following:

DEF("this") withParams(Nil) := THIS APPLY(LIT("yo"),LIT("mama"))

but what I get is

def `this` = this("yo", "mama")

How do I loose the back ticks and put in the parenthesis?

[eugene yokota]

You got me on this one.
I don't think there's a way to declare constructors using treehugger DSL.
Could you make it into a github issue?

-eugene

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[eugene yokota]

I have a fix so I am submitting this myself as [#17].

-eugene

[#17]: https://github.com/eed3si9n/treehugger/issues/17