Incomplete Initialisation in Julia

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I want to initialise part of a Datatype in Julia, I currently have:

mutable struct Foo
    bar::Int
    baz::Int
    maz::Int
    Foo(maz=2)=new(maz)
end

foo=Foo()
println(foo)

However this creates an object which is Foo(2, 0, 0)

How do I do so that I get Foo(0, 0, 2)

Note: I would prefer to not have to do a complete initialisation

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1 Answers

Use new() (see here for details):

julia> mutable struct Foo
           bar::Int
           baz::Int
           maz::Int
           function Foo(maz=2)
               foo = new()
               foo.maz = maz
               return foo
           end
       end

julia> foo=Foo()
Foo(139985835568976, 8, 2)

Note that bar and baz fields are not set to 0 but uninitialized.

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