How to properly call the base class constructor from an inherited class in Delphi Phrism?

Question

I have two classes - the base class and the inherited class as follows.

Base class:

TAlarm = class(System.Object)
private:
protected:
public:
    constructor (tag:TTagname);
end;

inherited class:

  TAlarmMsg = class(TAlarm)
  public
    constructor (aname:string);
    method GetAlarmMsg:string; override;
    method SendMsg(msg:string);
  end;

Constructors:

constructor TAlarm(tag:TTagname);
begin
  Tagname := tag;
end;

constructor TAlarmMsg(aname:string);
begin
  inherited TAlarm(aname); <========Here is my problem.
  name := aname.ToCharArray;
end;

No matter how and how I call or play with the inherited constructor, I save the following error messages when compiling the source file.

“I cannot access until the completion of the inherited constructor.” AND / OR - It is not possible to find a suitable constructor in the base class, therefore, a manual call of the inherited

, . . -, Delphi Prism Wikipedia (http://prismwiki.embarcadero.com/en/Constructors).

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Answer 1

(aName) .