[RESOLVED] C# equivalent of Mybase.New()?

[wossname]

What is the C# equivalent of VB.Net's

MyBase.New(...)

??

I'm inheriting from ApplicationException and the normal practice in VB.net is to call the the base class constructor from within the derived class's constructor.

At the moment I have this, where I have shown the line I want to change...

public class SudokuGridIllegalException : ApplicationException 
{
	//constructor of my derived class
	public SudokuGridIllegalException(String message)
	{
		// call the base's constructor
		/* wrong */ mybase.New(message);
	}
}

Is this even the way you do this in C#? *noobz*

[wossname]

Never mind, sorted it out...

public class SudokuGridIllegalException : ApplicationException
{
public SudokuGridIllegalException(String message) : base(message)
{
}
}

[NoteMe]

Hmmm...how did you find that out...hmmm...

[wossname]

Some idiot on MSN just told me.

[MrPolite]

what are you doing learning C# you moron
take a look at my thread
http://vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=344688

[wossname]

You don't like C#?

[MrPolite]

You don't like C#?

i do but all your c# are belong to me