Currently the Color class includes the constructor
public Color(byte red = 0, byte green = 0, byte blue = 0)
This works fine for writing code, but I recently ran into a case where I needed to use Activator.CreateInstance to construct a new object which might be a Color. Since this constructor isn't parameterless, it's not seen as a default constructor. I can't use one of the overloads of CreateInstance that allows me to pass parameters because I don't know at compile-time whether it's a Color or not.
I propose adding a new single-line constructor to the Color class that's simply this:
public Color() { }
diogotr7
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1 year ago
Currently the Color class includes the constructor
public Color(byte red = 0, byte green = 0, byte blue = 0)This works fine for writing code, but I recently ran into a case where I needed to use Activator.CreateInstance to construct a new object which might be a Color. Since this constructor isn't parameterless, it's not seen as a default constructor. I can't use one of the overloads of CreateInstance that allows me to pass parameters because I don't know at compile-time whether it's a Color or not.I propose adding a new single-line constructor to the Color class that's simply this:
public Color() { }