When does 'this' become availible for use in the local class?
I think its.. <ahem>
after the last locally chained constructor has completed the implicit or
explicit call to the superclass constructor.
I say so because, if I have it right, 'this' cannot be used in the superclass constructor, yet it can be used straight afterwards - in the instance initializer (that executes just after the "implicit or explicit call to the superclass constructor"), as well as in the rest of the constructor body.
...or am I just mumbling on like drunk?