Override Constructor of anonymous classes

Hi,
a theoretical question:
Can I Override the constructor of a class when I virtually reimplement this class?
I mean this:

Code:

Class c = new Class(){
   public void foo(){
      bar();
   }
};

Is there a way to reimplement the constructor there?

 

lol, disregard this post, its just me talking crap:

the only thing I understand in that question is class, the rest is all jibberish, my java fails

 

I'm not completely sure what you want but i guess that you want to implement an abstract class or interface right when you instantiate it (anonymous class).

What I don't understand is:

1. Why do you create a Class object? Does this just mean any class or really the Java Class?
2. Why do you want to implement a constructor? An anonymous class can only be created in one place so there's basically no need to have a constructor. So its not possible to have one.

As I said I don't really understand what you need that for or how you want to use it. So if my guesses were wrong please post more details here.

 

Was just an example, I have a custom class in my source
I didn't knew the exact name for this kind of objects
So now I know that this is called an anonymous class.

 

http://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/java-ent/jnut/ch03_12.htm I didn't know about this either, quick google search gave me that. Haha, the code example is a pile of poorly written code.

 

So after going through this very unstructured code, I now know how:

Code:

XYClass class = new XYClass(){
{
//this is the constructor
}
public void foo(){
bar();
}
};
Thank you :)

 

That's cool dude. You could almost write a program to rewrite itself. Kind of like a Polymorphic Virus.