Constructor Methods
It seems to me that there is a certain kind of method that we should be able to declare. Something to the effect of 'Constructor Method' or 'Constructor Helper'.

These would be methods that can only be called from constructors. There are a few reasons I can see for doing this:

 - First, I like my constructors to be clean. If I have to dump a lot of logic into a constructor, I would like to organize it. But then, the methods that I organize that logic into are probably not methods that I should ever call outside of a constructor. I would like to be able to declare constructor-only methods.

 - Secondly and similarly, readonly member variables can only be initialized inside a constructor. You can't, for example, initialize a readonly variable in a method, even if you call that method from a constructor. I would like to be able to declare the method 'constructor-only', and then I would be able to initialize read only member variables in it.

 - Lastly, while I can see the argument that '*if your constructors are complex enough to need to be reduced to multiple method calls, you're doing too much in them*', there is the case of having more than one constructor that might need the exact same logic as another. If I have three constructors that all need to initialize a readonly member variable, I should pull that initialization logic into a separate method. While I could set up such a method that returns the initialization value, as opposed to actually doing the initialization, I still would like to be able to declare such a method as 'constructor-only'.

Thanks
Constructor Methods
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It seems to me that there is a certain kind of method that we should be able to declare. Something to the effect of 'Constructor Method' or 'Constructor Helper'.

These would be methods that can only be called from constructors. There are a few reasons I can see for doing this:

 - First, I like my constructors to be clean. If I have to dump a lot of logic into a constructor, I would like to organize it. But then, the methods that I organize that logic into are probably not methods that I should ever call outside of a constructor. I would like to be able to declare constructor-only methods.

 - Secondly and similarly, readonly member variables can only be initialized inside a constructor. You can't, for example, initialize a readonly variable in a method, even if you call that method from a constructor. I would like to be able to declare the method 'constructor-only', and then I would be able to initialize read only member variables in it.

 - Lastly, while I can see the argument that '*if your constructors are complex enough to need to be reduced to multiple method calls, you're doing too much in them*', there is the case of having more than one constructor that might need the exact same logic as another. If I have three constructors that all need to initialize a readonly member variable, I should pull that initialization logic into a separate method. While I could set up such a method that returns the initialization value, as opposed to actually doing the initialization, I still would like to be able to declare such a method as 'constructor-only'.

Thanks