Прошу прощения, что я вмешиваюсь, но, по-моему, есть другой путь решения вопроса.
Note that a constructor always acts like a class method when called in a standard vogue (MyInstance := TMyClass.Create(…)
. Although it’s attainable to also name a constructor from inside the class itself, like a standard method, after which it acts like a normal methodology. This can be a useful characteristic to "chain" constructors, when one constructor (e.g. overloaded to take an integer parameter) does some job, after which calls another constructor (e.g. parameter-less).
