Slightly confused. My suggestion was to run the initialisers after the new object has been constructed (cloned+modified). The semantics are the same as you describe even if the underlying implementation is different.
What am I missing?
What am I missing?
Internal initializers are run as part of the constructor, before any user code. External initializers are run after the constructor, on the constructed object.
For instance:
class C
{
public int P = 5;
}
var c = new C { P = 3 };
In your example:
var n2 = n1.<Clone>$();
n2.Value = 3; // 'with' field setters
n2.<OnPostCloneInitialise>(); // run the initialisers