allow constructors as method reference entrypoints #982
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Whats the benefit of this? Just becuase forge does it doesn't mean its a good idea. |
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He wants to make Zume smaller by merging the entrypoint classes for Forge and Fabric. |
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that wasn't my initial motivation for making this pull request; constructors not working was something I noticed a while ago. I realized the potential size benefits of it later. as for why I opened this, I'm not really sure, I just thought it would be cool to have as a feature. do you have any other reasons/potential unwanted behavior that this could cause that would make it a bad idea? |
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now you can pretend to be forge by making your entrypoint
your.package.YourClass::<init>!not exactly the cleanest implementation ever but it seems to work on the test mod