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Edward Eastwood
Courses Plus Student 3,839 PointsFor the Generation of the Constructor, how do you select both of the member variables to be set simultaneously?
I am only able to do one variable at a time. This creates two Constructors overall.
3 Answers
Kristian Terziev
28,449 PointsI am not sure I fully understand you. Why don't you just set the second variable on a new line, after the first one? In the same scope, in the same constructor.
Craig Dennis
Treehouse TeacherHmmm.... Do you mean you are creating it using code generation and it is only choosing one?
There are checkboxes next to the options, choose them both.
That help?
Edward Eastwood
Courses Plus Student 3,839 PointsYes, I apologize for the confusion in my wording. It is quite a weird problem. There were no check boxes and you seemed to just click them both and they were both highlighted. This was not the case for me as it would only let me highlight one.
Jonathan Leon
18,813 PointsI encountered this too and for anyone having a difficulty, just hold ctrl button (I'm on Windows) and it will work :)
Mafereh Kabay
4,498 Pointsif that doesn't work anymore try the shift button and try to highlight the selections you needed. I am on windows as well and ctrl didn't work for mine, shift did