Multiple constructors silently ignored

[gwillen]

class example {
  let x: int;
  new() {
    self.x = 1;
  }
  new(x_: int) {
    self.x = x_;
  }
}

fn main(_args: [str]) {
  let e: example = example();
}



Glenn-Willens-MacBook-Pro:rust gwillen$ rustc classes.rs 
classes.rs:29:19: 29:29 error: this function takes 1 parameter but 0 parameters were supplied
classes.rs:29   let x: example = example();
                                 ^~~~~~~~~~

The compiler will let you give a class multiple constructors, and compiles it without error, but throws away all except the last one.

[gwillen]

Oh, destructors too, as it turns out. Same problem.

[gwillen]

Oh, and methods. And with fields it's not silent, but I can make it produce some bizarre errors, including an LLVM assert. Assuming this is all probably related.