I would like to initialise a parent object that needs a parameter but without declaring in child constructor
class A(name: String)
What I see everywhere is
class B(name: String) extends A(name)
but what I would like to do is
class B extends A {
def this() = this("valueOfName") // string "valueOfName" is passed to A
}
Is it possible to do this in Scala?
** EDIT **
This is just a toy example, my real case is more complex, but I want to transform the parameter passed to the parent:
class B(other: String) extends A {
def this() = this(other ++"valueOfName")
}
Just pass the value directly to the constructor of A
. Like this:
class B extends A("valueOfName")