Constructor (JavaScript and Delphi Prism Cross Reference Guide)

In Prism, a constructor is called whenever a class or struct is created. You use the constructor keyword with an unnamed method. You can overload the constructor simply by adding two or more unnamed methods with various parameters.

Prism also supports a Create constructor method for backward compatibility with Delphi for Win32.

If you do not create a constructor, Prism will create an implicit constructor that initializes all member fields to their default values.

Constructors can execute at two different times. Static constructors are executed by the CLR before any objects are instantiated. Regular constructors are executed when you create an object.

Cyborg = public class
public
  constructor();
  constructor(pName: String);
end;

 Delphi Prism Constructors (constructor + class name)