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Say i Have 4 constructors in the same class, &nbsp;all of them have different parms (of course)<br />
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but they all have to call the same setUp method called tis._setPropertyInfo<br />
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Is there a way to kind of build on the work that is being done by one constructor to do the next?<br />
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so that I can just call or use the base Constructor each time?
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Say i Have 4 constructors in the same class,  all of them have different parms (of course)

but they all have to call the same setUp method called tis._setPropertyInfo

Is there a way to kind of build on the work that is being done by one constructor to do the next?

so that I can just call or use the base Constructor each time?

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