re-motion in general uses parameter lists for passing
parameters for constructors to the object factory. The
mechanism is explained in the PhoneBook tutorial for
NewObject<T> (section NewObject<T> with parameters).
For every class for which you want to have instantiation
with parameters, you must create a constructor. Let's
say you want a DessertTopping with flavors:
public enum Flavor
{
Mint,
Banana,
Strawberry,
Licorice,
Cinnamon
}
What you need is a constructor for DessertTopping that
does the right thing:
public DessertTopping (Flavor flavor)
{
// we assume that 'DessertTopping' now has a
// 'Flavor Flavor' property
Flavor = flavor;
}
You are basically set. Instantiation does **NOT** work like
this: